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Emigration Canyon Council adopts R2026-05 to appoint representatives to Wasatch Front Recycling District and UPD
Summary
The Emigration Canyon Council unanimously adopted Resolution R2026-05 on Feb. 23, 2026, appointing two representatives — one to the Wasatch Front Recycling Waste District (West Side/Cleveland District) and one to the Unified Police Department — then adjourned the special meeting.
The Emigration Canyon Council unanimously adopted Resolution R2026-05 on Feb. 23, 2026, appointing two representatives: one to the Wasatch Front Recycling Waste District and one to the Unified Police Department (UPD).
The action came at a brief special meeting called to handle those appointments. Committee member (speaker 4) moved to adopt "Resolution 2026-05, making 2 appointments to Wasatch Front Recycling Waste District and Unified Police Department," specifying the appointments would be for the mover and for Council member Penon. The motion was seconded by Ren (who identified themself in the meeting). Committee member (speaker 3) proposed a minor amendment clarifying the recycling district as the "Wasatch Front, West Side, Cleveland District," which the mover accepted. The chair then called for a vote; members present responded "aye," and the chair declared the resolution adopted.
Why it matters: the resolution formalizes the council’s representatives to two intergovernmental entities, ensuring the Emigration Canyon Council has designated delegates who can act on behalf of the community in recycling-district and police-district matters. The council clerk said she would finalize the document and send the signed resolution by DocuSign to the mayor, UPD and Wasatch Front for distribution.
What happened in the meeting: participants spent the pre-meeting time confirming audio, video and attendance and agreed to use a single, all-purpose resolution template previously used at other meetings. The clerk proposed assigning the number R2026-05 to cover both appointments for record-keeping. After the formal motion, a brief clarification of the recycling district name was made and the amendment accepted; the resolution then passed by voice vote. The council then moved to adjourn.
The clerk said she would send copies of the signed resolution to the mayor and to the affected agencies. No other business was raised during the special session, which concluded shortly after the vote.
