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Boulder council approves banking authorization and ethics form
Summary
The council approved a public-entity banking resolution to authorize CPA banking activities and approved an ethics/behavior pledge form adapted from the state auditor; both motions passed 5-0.
Boulder — At the start of the Feb. 10 joint meeting the Town Council approved two administrative items: a public-entity resolution to complete banking and CPA authorizations and an ethics/behavior pledge form adapted from the state auditor’s office.
John Brown moved to approve the public-entity resolution authorizing the town’s CPA and banking arrangements for transfers to State Bank of Southern Utah and Cedar; Lacey seconded and the motion passed by a 5-0 roll-call vote. The mayor said signatures were pending but authorized the town to use the resolution template.
The council also voted 5-0 to approve using the state‑auditor model ethics/behavior pledge form; the council agreed signatures would be collected at future meetings after members had an opportunity to review the form.
No public hearing or public comment occurred; these were administrative items on the consent/administrative portion of the agenda.
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