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Duchesne County Commission declines county RAP tax option, approves fraud assessment, chatbot pilot and $569,108.78 in vouchers
Summary
On Aug. 4, 2025, the Duchesne County Commission unanimously adopted Resolution No. 25-08 declining to pursue a county-level RAP excise tax, approved a fraud risk assessment (375/395), authorized a prorated chatbot subscription pilot and approved vouchers totaling $569,108.78.
The Duchesne County Commission voted unanimously Aug. 4, 2025, in Duchesne, Utah, to adopt Resolution No. 25-08 stating the county is not seeking to impose a county option botanical, cultural, recreational and zoological (RAP) excise tax, and to approve a county fraud risk assessment, four volunteer appointments, a prorated chatbot/search subscription pilot and vouchers totaling $569,108.78.
Duchesne City Mayor Rodney Rowley presented a July 31, 2025 notice of intent that the city plans to ask residents an opinion question about imposing a City Option RAP excise tax; the county resolution clarified that the Duchesne County Commission will not seek a county-level RAP tax under Title 59, Revenue and Taxation, Chapter 12, Part 7. Commissioner Jeff Chugg moved to adopt Resolution No. 25-08; Commissioner Tracy Killian seconded. Commissioners Chugg, Killian and Chairman Greg Miles each voted aye and the motion passed…
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