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Daggett County Commission — March 11 meeting roundup: minutes approved, citizen comments, staff updates

Daggett County Commission · March 11, 2025
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Summary

At its March 11 meeting the Daggett County Commission approved two sets of minutes, heard citizen comments on local economic-development resources and a revolving loan plan, and received staff updates on airports and pending information requests.

Daggett County commissioners approved two sets of meeting minutes and received several staff and citizen updates during their March 11, 2025, meeting.

Minutes: A motion to approve the combined Daggett County Commission and RDA minutes from Feb. 25, 2025, was made and seconded and carried by voice vote with three 'Aye' responses. A second motion to approve minutes from March 4, 2025, was also made and seconded and recorded as approved; one member excused themself during the discussion.

Staff updates and citizen comments: Commissioners were briefed on airport planning (staff spoke with Brett Reynolds about a Manila Airport layout update) and on EMS and sheriff's office matters. Several citizens and a commissioner noted an application to a regional "blueprint" economic-development program (the speaker named the applicant organization in the meeting) and expressed interest in promoting a revolving loan program through UBAD to support local businesses. Meeting participants also noted two outstanding information items to be provided by Ryan Kelly.

No formal ordinances, contracts or budget votes were recorded beyond the minutes approvals. Commissioners moved on to a policy presentation by UBTech about distance-learning grants and workforce training (separately reported).