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Daggett County holds public hearing on proposed 2026 elected-official salaries; no public comments
Summary
Daggett County presented a proposed 2026 salary schedule for elected officials — matching last year’s pay with a 3% cost-of-living increase — and invited public comment. No speakers offered comment and the hearing was adjourned at 02:10.
Daggett County held a public hearing on proposed 2026 salaries for elected officials, during which officials read the proposed pay schedule and noted a 3% cost-of-living adjustment that also applied to employees.
The hearing record shows the following proposed amounts read aloud by the presiding official: “Commissioner’s salary is $34,949,” “The justice court judge, $23,523,” “The sheriff, 82,324,” “The assessor, auditor, clerk, and recorder treasurer is 67,053 each,” and “And the attorneys, 91,468.” The presenter said the figures are reflected in the proposed Daggett County Ordinance No. 25-21, described as the ordinance establishing salaries for 2026.
The presiding official invited public comment and procedural staff said each commenter would have five minutes and were asked not to repeat prior remarks. The presiding official then stated they did not hear or see anyone present or virtually who wished to comment. With no public speakers and no additional business raised, the public hearing was adjourned at 02:10.
No votes or formal actions on the ordinance were recorded on the transcript. The ordinance number cited in the hearing is Daggett County Ordinance No. 25-21; the transcript used a different spelling for the county name, which the record here normalizes to the official local jurisdiction name. If and when the county moves from a hearing to a formal vote or adoption, that action should be recorded in the minutes and reflected in subsequent notices.
