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Daggett County Commission roundup: licenses, cemetery transfer, MOU dissolution, CIB priorities, courts contract, resolution and event approvals
Summary
In a single meeting the commission approved two business licenses, a cemetery ownership transfer, dissolution of a chamber MOU, the county’s CIB one-year priority list, a courts contract amendment (conditionally), Resolution 25-08 supporting America250 Utah, a single-event alcohol permit, and a $1,000 event sponsorship.
The Daggett County Commission cleared a slate of routine and policy items in its meeting, including business licenses, a cemetery transfer and several administrative and program approvals.
The board approved two business licenses for 'Manila Small Engine' and an applicant identified as Darren Bocut. It also approved a cemetery ownership affidavit transferring Section 17, Lot 9, Graves 1–6 from Paul Hayes to Deanna Hayes. The board voted to send a dissolution letter to the Flaming Gorge Chamber of Commerce to terminate a 2020 MOU, contingent on attorney review.
The commission approved its 2025–26 Permanent Community Impact Fund (CIB) priority list, which lists property acquisition as the top priority followed by rodeo ground improvements, bike and pedestrian path construction, a ski-resort NEPA study, jail improvements, a shooting range, airport improvements, Dutch John/Manila projects, Dutch John water distribution improvements and sewer collection work.
Contract and resolution approvals: the board voted to conditionally approve amendment number 1 to contract 242276 with the Utah Administrative Office of the Courts (extension through June 30, 2026), pending attorney review. Commissioners also adopted Resolution 25-08 supporting America250 Utah and agreed to create a Daggett County Utah250 community committee to help plan and promote celebratory events.
Events and sponsorships: the board approved a single-event alcohol permit for a Trout Unlimited "single fly" event at Flaming Gorge Resort and authorized a $1,000 sponsorship/donation to the event. Administrative follow-up items included routing documents for signature and staff commitments to finalize paperwork.
Votes at a glance: business licenses (approved), cemetery ownership transfer (approved), dissolution of chamber MOU (approved), CIB one-year priority list (approved), courts contract amendment (approved conditionally), Resolution 25-08 (adopted), single-event alcohol permit (approved), $1,000 event sponsorship (approved). The commission adjourned at 12:52 p.m.
What happens next: staff will circulate final documents and coordinate signatures; items contingent on attorney clearance will be finalized after counsel’s review.
