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Duchesne County Commission roundup: consulting agreements, business licenses, vouchers and personnel updates
Summary
At its March 2 meeting the Commission approved consulting agreements with Gallagher and an amendment for consultant Matt Yergensen, ratified business licenses and a temporary beer local-consent, authorized payroll and vouchers totaling $446,570.30, and held closed sessions for personnel and litigation with no action taken.
Duchesne County Commissioners handled a range of routine administrative actions March 2, approving consulting contracts, business licenses, payroll and vouchers and conducting closed sessions without taking additional action.
Human Resource Director Judy Stevenson presented and the Commission approved an updated consulting agreement with Gallagher; Commissioners authorized the chair to sign. Commissioner Jeff Chugg then explained Amendment No. 1 to a consulting services agreement with Matt Yergensen to allow banking unutilized hours; Deputy Attorney Grant Charles said he saw no negative impact and the Commission approved the amendment and authorized signature.
Chief Deputy Clerk‑Auditor Lexie Clayburn presented three new business licenses—Pine Mountain Meat Co. LLC (Jake Bird), DB Engineering (Dean Brighton) and LMG Upholstery LLC (Lisa Marie Goff)—which the Commission approved. Clayburn also presented a Temporary Beer Event Permit local-consent form for Live A Little Entertainment Group; the Commission ratified local consent noting that the state approval goes through the State DABC and that local security arrangements would be confirmed.
Finance items included approval of vouchers, check numbers 172120 through 172197, totaling $446,570.30, on a motion by Commissioner Killian. Payroll for the period ending Feb. 14, 2026 (213 employees) was also approved. The Commission approved consultation and contract items, ratified routine licenses, and approved minutes for Feb. 17, 2026. Two closed sessions—one for personnel and one for pending or reasonably imminent litigation—were held and no action was taken on either. The meeting adjourned at 1:16 p.m.
