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Votes at a glance: Summit County Board of Health actions on Feb. 2

Summit County Board of Health · February 2, 2026
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Summary

At its Feb. 2 meeting the Board of Health approved the departmental attestation, initiated a 30-day public-comment period on code changes, authorized a letter of support for accreditation, appointed a new chair and vice chair, approved minutes, and adjourned.

The Summit County Board of Health recorded the following formal actions during the Feb. 2 meeting. All outcomes described here are drawn from motions and vocal votes recorded in the meeting transcript.

1) Attestation of minimum performance standards: Motion to authorize the board chair to sign the state's minimum performance standards attestation on behalf of the board. Motion moved and seconded; vocal approval recorded. Outcome: approved.

2) Initiate 30-day public comment for County Code of Health chapter 15 updates (body-art/environmental-health alignment): Motion moved, seconded and approved. Staff will publish proposed changes and collect comments at health@summitcountyutah.gov.

3) Letter of support for FAB accreditation: Board authorized the chair to sign a short letter of support for the department's FAB accreditation application and staff will provide a draft; application deadline noted as end of the month. Motion moved and approved.

4) Leadership appointments: Motion to appoint Megan McKenna as chair and Megan Holbrook as vice chair for the coming year. Motion seconded and approved by voice vote.

5) Approval of prior meeting minutes (Dec. 15, 2025): Motion to approve minutes moved, seconded and approved.

6) Motion to adjourn: Approved.

Notes: The transcript records vocal 'Aye' approval for these motions but does not list a roll-call vote or individual vote tallies for each action in the recorded speaker turns; staff said they will complete any required signatures and notarizations after the meeting.