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Boulder council approves banking resolution and state ethics pledge form unanimously
Summary
At its Feb. 10 special meeting the council unanimously adopted the agenda and approved a public entity banking resolution and an ethical behavior pledge form from the state auditor's office to enable CPA banking actions and future staff/elected signings.
Boulder Town Council unanimously approved three administrative items during a Feb. 10 special meeting: adoption of the meeting agenda, a public entity resolution to enable CPA banking functions and a planned transition to the State Bank of Southern Utah, and an ethical behavior pledge form distributed by the State Auditor’s Office.
Councilmember Josh Ellis moved to adopt the agenda; Councilmember Tina Karlsson seconded and a voice vote passed the motion 5‑0. Later, Mayor Cheryl Cox explained the public entity resolution would authorize the town’s CPA to carry out banking business including PTIF transfers and to support the town’s transition to the State Bank of Southern Utah. Councilmember John Veranth moved to approve the resolution and Councilmember Lacy Allen seconded; a roll‑call vote recorded all ayes (Councilmembers Lacy Allen, John Veranth, Josh Ellis, Tina Karlsson and Mayor Cheryl Cox).
Mayor Cox then presented an ethical behavior pledge form from the State Auditor’s Office for elected officials, appointed members and staff to review and sign at their respective meetings. Councilmember Josh Ellis moved to approve Resolution 2026‑A; Councilmember John Veranth seconded. A roll call recorded unanimous approval (5‑0).
Votes at a glance: • Adopt agenda — Moved: Councilmember Josh Ellis; Second: Councilmember Tina Karlsson; Outcome: voice vote, all ayes (5‑0). • Public entity resolution — Moved: Councilmember John Veranth; Second: Councilmember Lacy Allen; Outcome: roll call, all ayes (5‑0). • Ethical behavior pledge (Resolution 2026‑A) — Moved: Councilmember Josh Ellis; Second: Councilmember John Veranth; Outcome: roll call, all ayes (5‑0).
No public hearings or legislative votes occurred; the actions were administrative steps to enable banking operations and to adopt an ethics form for future signatures.
