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Daggett County Municipal Building Authority approves $64,393 IT purchase for new clinic, signs off on routine financials
Summary
The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority approved a $64,393.39 purchase order to Spectra for IT equipment for the county’s new clinic and ratified routine financial reports, including an invoice register and disbursement summary, during a brief March 17, 2026 meeting in Manila.
The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority voted Tuesday to approve a $64,393.39 purchase order to Spectra for information-technology equipment for the county’s new clinic and also ratified several routine finance items during a meeting in the Commission Chambers in Manila.
Board Member Randy Asay moved to approve the Spectra purchase order; Board Member Matt Tippets seconded. Both voted in favor and Board Member Jack Lytle was recorded as excused. The board also approved the minutes from March 10, 2026; acknowledged the MBA Cash Summary dated March 13, 2026 and the MBA Accounts Receivable Report; approved the MBA Open Invoice Register dated March 15, 2026 in the amount of $1,289.38; and approved the MBA Disbursement Summary for March 5–15, 2026 in the amount of $18,456.77. Each motion was moved by Board Member Randy Asay and seconded by Board Member Matt Tippets and carried with the same vote pattern (Asay and Tippets voting yes; Lytle absent/excused).
Why it matters: the Spectra purchase supports IT infrastructure for the county’s new clinic, a project that the board reported is nearing interior finish work—one remaining load of sheetrock, upcoming propane line work, and entry doors expected this week with sheetrock taping scheduled to begin at week’s end. The financial approvals are routine oversight actions that clear invoices and disbursements to allow county operations to continue.
Time was given to Jesse Platt for discussion of the Spectra item; the record notes that there was discussion but no extended debate or public comment was recorded. Auditor Keri Pallesen and County Attorney Kent Snider attended virtually; Clerk Larinda Isaacson was present in person and supplied the meeting documents on the record.
The meeting began at 9:39 a.m. and adjourned at 9:49 a.m. No closed session was requested.
Minutes and the purchase order are on the record with the Clerk’s Office for anyone seeking further detail.
