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At a glance: key votes — March meeting

Duchesne County Commission · April 7, 2025
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Summary

At the meeting commissioners approved the 12,000 West road contract ($999,975), a $6,000 matching grant to GT Enterprises, payroll of $542,006.17, and several routine vouchers/licenses; they also moved into an executive session on real property.

Duchesne County commissioners took several formal actions during the meeting:

• 12,000 West Road Improvements contract: Motion carried to award the contract to Staker Parson Companies dba Burdick Materials for $999,975.00 after staff recommended the apparent low bidder. (Staff presentation and affirmation motion; approved by voice vote.)

• GT Enterprises grant: Commissioners approved a matching grant allocation of $6,000 for GT Enterprises (applicant Guy Taylor) to cover immediate electrical work associated with a fabrication press, with the county noting the full budgeted amount could be up to $8,400 pending final invoices.

• Payroll: Commissioners approved payroll for the period ending 03/29/2025; the payroll amount presented was $542,006.17 for 213 employees.

• Business licenses and vouchers: The commission ratified the monthly business-license applications as presented and accepted vouchers as submitted.

• Executive session: The commission voted to close the meeting to discuss purchase/exchange/sale or lease of real property; the closed session was taken and the meeting later returned to open session, where the commission handled a right-of-way signature and related administration.

No recorded roll-call vote tallies beyond voice votes were read into the public transcript for the items above; minutes will reflect formal motion language and approvals.