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Daggett County Municipal Building Authority approves minutes, financial reports; gets construction updates

Daggett County Municipal Building Authority · February 10, 2026
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Summary

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority approved previous meeting minutes and routine financial reports, heard progress updates on the water treatment plant and the Daggett County Health Business & Community Center electrical and meter work, and scheduled construction coordination meetings; the session adjourned at 9:43 a.m.

Speaker 1 called the Daggett County Municipal Building Authority to order at 9:31 a.m. Tuesday and confirmed virtual attendance, including named attendees Lorenda Isaacson, Peggy White and Jordan Hewitt.

The board approved prior meeting minutes after Speaker 2 moved to adopt the minutes (transcript lists the date as 02/03/2022; Speaker 1 noted one minor correction to a surname). Speaker 3 seconded and the motion passed by voice vote.

On project updates, Speaker 3 reported the water treatment plant progress as "good news." The board then heard a detailed construction update on the Daggett County Health Business & Community Center. Speaker 2 reported that conduit and transformer sets have been placed inside the building and that wiring remains to be run. Speaker 2 said contractors backfilled and compacted a trench that had not been compacted, that piping is installed, and that a water meter was ordered, delivered, and is in place awaiting installation. The transcript records discussion about meter ownership and hookup fees: Speaker 2 said the county purchased the meter and expected it to be offset against a hookup fee, while others described the utility's typical practice of supplying and owning meters.

The board acknowledged receipt of the cash and accounts receivable report as of Feb. 6, 2026. Speaker 3 moved and Speaker 1 seconded approval of the open invoice register dated Feb. 5, 2026; the amount is recorded in the meeting as $129.27 and the motion was approved. In the disbursement summary discussion, amounts were read in the transcript with some inconsistent phrasing (one read as $699 and later as $61,599); Speaker 1 moved to acknowledge the disbursement summary for the period described in the meeting (1/30–2/5/2026) in the amount stated as $61,599, and the board approved acknowledgement by voice vote.

Speaker 1 noted upcoming construction coordination meetings for the health and community center scheduled for Thursday. With no further business, Speaker 1 adjourned the meeting by acclamation at 9:43 a.m.

The meeting record provided routine approvals and construction progress updates; no legislation or public comment was recorded in the provided transcript segments.