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Daggett County Commission approves minutes, hears updates on Dutch John water project and clinic construction

Daggett County Commission · October 28, 2025
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Summary

The Daggett County Commission approved minutes from Oct. 21 and heard progress reports on the Dutch John water treatment and tank project and on clinic construction; staff said change orders and invoice adjustments remain, and a municipal building authority meeting will consider contract/financial items.

The Daggett County Commission convened Oct. 28, 2025, approved minutes from its Oct. 21 meeting and received staff updates on ongoing infrastructure projects, including the Dutch John water treatment plant and a new clinic.

Commission members voted by voice to move in and out of the Redevelopment Agency (RDA) portion of the agenda and to approve the prior meeting minutes. A presiding officer announced the actions and recorded unanimous “ayes” on the voice votes; no roll-call vote or named tallies were recorded.

On capital projects, a staff member reported that work on the Dutch John water treatment plant and storage tank is moving forward: outside plumbing is nearly complete and backfill is close to finished. The speaker said some invoices had to be reworked and that several change orders are anticipated. Storm damage earlier in October knocked down a power pole with a transformer; the project team said repairs are complete and progress has resumed.

Randy (no last name given) updated the commission on clinic construction, reporting that exterior walls are in place, foundational backfill is nearly finished and sewer work has started. Randy said contractors will remove surplus dirt and that one or more change orders will be handled at the municipal building authority meeting; he noted that additional contractor work (garage doors, equipment) is expected shortly.

The commission also heard brief procedural notes about roads and code enforcement and was told upcoming airport meetings will address priorities for Dutch John Airport and the airport system. The meeting recessed at about 9:23 a.m. so commissioners could conduct the municipal building authority business that will include contract and change-order approvals.

The commission did not take final action on capital budgets or adopt new contracts during the portion of the meeting covered by the transcript; next procedural steps cited were the municipal building authority meeting and future agenda items that will return change orders and invoice clarifications to the commission for formal action.