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Daggett County says clinic construction will proceed; commission agreed to include X‑ray as infrastructure
Summary
The Daggett County Commission said a preconstruction meeting with Hadfield Construction went well, with contractor mobilization planned June 26 and a bond closing on June 24; commissioners agreed the clinic’s X‑ray machine should be treated as infrastructure rather than equipment.
Daggett County commissioners said construction of the county clinic is moving forward after a preconstruction meeting with Hadfield Construction, and they agreed an X‑ray machine should be included in the bond-funded scope.
"We had the preconstruction meeting yesterday with the contractor with Hadfield Construction," said Unidentified Speaker 1. "I believe they were planning on mobilizing on the 26th, I recall, and we've got the bond closing on the 24th." The speaker characterized those dates as the contractor's planned schedule.
Commissioners discussed the classification of the clinic's X‑ray machine; board members reported a question had arisen in a bond meeting that the X‑ray "may not be included in the scope of work, because it may be viewed as equipment." According to Unidentified Speaker 1, the county presented its case that the device was "more infrastructure than equipment," and "the board agreed." The transcript does not record a formal vote on that classification.
Separately, commissioners and staff raised preliminary ideas for repurposing the existing clinic building after the new facility opens; no specific proposals or timelines were offered at the meeting.
The commission recessed at 9:17 a.m. to conduct a municipal building authority meeting and said it would return once that session concluded.
