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Daggett County adopts IT privacy policy via Resolution 25-19
Summary
The Daggett County Commission voted to adopt a county information technology privacy policy by Resolution 25-19, attaching the policy to County IT Policy 23 and making a minor manual update assigning IT responsibility.
The Daggett County Commission voted to adopt a county information technology privacy policy by approving Resolution 25-19 during its meeting on Oct. 20, 2025.
Speaker 3 (commission member) said the draft circulated by Cordell "was a very good policy" and that it mirrored policies used by other counties; Speaker 3 added they had prepared a resolution to attach to the policy and made a "minor change to our policy manual" assigning responsibility for IT. Speaker 2 moved to approve the privacy policy and the accompanying resolution, saying the county would adopt the policy through county resolution 25-19 and attach it to County Information Technology Policy 23. The chair confirmed a motion and second, and the chair recorded two "Aye" votes.
The resolution formalizes adoption of the county information technology privacy policy and makes a small administrative adjustment to the county policy manual to clarify IT responsibility. No roll-call vote or dissent was recorded in the transcript; the item was treated as a standard business motion and carried by voice vote.
The action places the privacy policy into the county's policy framework (listed as County Information Technology Policy 23) and is represented in the minutes as Resolution 25-19. The transcript does not include the full text of the policy, details about implementation steps, or an effective date for the policy, and those specifics were not discussed on the record.
