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Davis County Commission authorizes chair to sign retirement-incentive letters, approves contracts and appointments
Summary
The commission moved to authorize the chair to sign early-retirement incentive letters intended to help close a roughly $6 million budget gap and approved a set of routine items including an annexation notice, a temporary access license, a gas-supply agreement for Western Sports Park, aging-program funds, donations, and a reappointment to the Career Service Council.
At its March 31 meeting the Davis County Commission approved a motion to authorize the chair to sign letters implementing an early-retirement incentive program, a measure commissioners said is intended as a cost-saving option while balancing the fiscal year budget.
Commissioner Bob Stevenson introduced the item, saying the county was still "$6 million short" in its balancing work and that offering incentives for early retirement could reduce long-term costs. He moved to give "Commissioner Croft as the chair the opportunity to sign these letters approving them." The motion was seconded and passed by voice vote.
Another commissioner offered a…
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