Commission OKs $30,000 regranting allocation, court contract amendment and CIB priority list

The Daggett County Commission moved forward on several fiscal and contract items during its open session, approving a $30,000 regranting allocation, a courts contract amendment and the county's one-year Permanent Community Impact Board (CIB) priority list.

Speaker 6 explained that two runner-up applicants had agreed to accept regrant awards and that the board could reallocate up to $30,000 to three businesses (three awards of $10,000). Speaker 2 moved to extend the CEOAB regranting contract and allocate the funds; the motion was seconded and approved with the caveat that the county attorney review the contract language.

On intergovernmental contracting, the board considered amendment number 1 to contract #242276 with the State of Utah Administrative Office of the Courts to continue reimbursement for courtroom rental and related items through June 30, 2026. Speaker 2 moved for conditional approval pending the attorney’s sign-off; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.

Speaker 1 reviewed the county's submitted CIB one-year priority list and confirmed the county's top priorities, led by property acquisition, rodeo ground improvements, a bike-and-pedestrian path and a ski-resort NEPA study. Speaker 2 moved to approve the county's 2025–26 priority list to the Permanent Community Impact Fund Board; the commission voted to approve the list.

The approvals were recorded as motions with seconds and voice votes; the board required attorney review for some contract language before final administrative execution.

(Reporting note: speaker attributions use numeric labels from the transcript because full names and titles were not provided.)