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At a glance: Granite County votes — reservoir release, fire department appreciation and claims

Granite County Board of Commissioners · April 21, 2026

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Summary

At the meeting commissioners approved a temporary reservoir release increase to 35 CFS for the coming week, authorized a $250 gift certificate to the volunteer Hillsborough/Phillipsburg Valley Fire Department for burn-pile assistance, and accepted the presented county claims; the board also accepted a lower equipment contract bid related to roadwork/roller delivery.

Granite County commissioners recorded several routine but substantive votes during the meeting.

- Reservoir release: After discussion of lake levels and weather forecasts, the commission amended a motion and voted to increase the Georgetown reservoir release to 35 cubic feet per second (CFS) for the upcoming week to manage flow and safety concerns. Staff were directed to send required notifications to the two agencies that must be informed of such changes.

- Volunteer fire department gift: The county approved sending a $250 gift certificate from the commissioners' fund to the Hillsborough (Phillipsburg Valley) Volunteer Fire Department to thank volunteers for extinguishing a burn pile and securing the site.

- County claims: The commission moved to accept the county claims as submitted and approved payment of routine claims, while flagging one disputed invoice (related to elevator work) for further review and temporary withholding pending vendor response.

- Equipment/roller contract: Commissioners discussed a missing roller delivery and accepted a lower contractor bid for a monthly equipment contract; insurance and delivery logistics will be finalized with staff.

All votes were taken by voice; several motions passed with commissioners answering “Aye.” No roll‑call tallies with member names were recorded in the public transcript for these items.