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Daggett County Commission returns to open session and adjourns at 01:12

Daggett County Commission · December 16, 2025
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Summary

The Daggett County Commission returned from closed session to open session and adjourned by acclamation at 01:12 after a motion and second; at least two members—Jack Lightlyde and Matt Tibbets—voiced support to resume the meeting.

The Daggett County Commission returned from a closed session to open session and adjourned by acclamation at 01:12 after a motion to resume public meeting business and a second were made.

An unidentified presiding speaker opened the return to open session by asking, “I would entertain a motion to go back into open session.” A motion and a second followed; the transcript does not record the names of the members who moved or seconded the motion.

When the presiding officer called for a vote, Jack Lightlyde said, “We're in the meeting,” and Matt Tibbets responded, “I.” The presiding speaker then stated, “We're back in open session at 01:12.” The meeting record therefore shows at least two members voiced support to resume open session; the transcript does not provide a full roll call or a complete vote tally.

After resuming, the presiding speaker asked if there was anything further to discuss. When no one raised additional business, the speaker declared, “Hearing none, I'll adjourn the meeting by acclamation at 01:12,” and the meeting ended.

There were no substantive agenda actions, policy decisions, or motions recorded beyond the procedural motion to resume open session and the subsequent adjournment. The transcript provides no details about any votes beyond the two affirmations recorded, no names of the motion mover or seconder, and no follow-up items scheduled.