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Davis County commissioners approve polling locations, health and services contracts and routine procurement
Summary
At the March 24 meeting commissioners approved designated 2026 polling locations (substituting Bountiful City Hall for a library under renovation), multiple health‑department contracts, IT and facilities contracts, and consent agenda items 13–38 in a series of voice votes.
The Davis County Commission voted by voice on March 24 to approve a slate of routine but substantive items including polling locations for the June primary and November general elections, a set of health‑department contract amendments and several procurement contracts.
Polling locations: Brian McKenzie of the Clerk’s Office presented the county’s standard polling locations for the 2026 elections and noted Bountiful Library will be unavailable during renovation; Bountiful City Hall will be used in its place. Upon approval, those sites will be designated as voting centers and common polling places.
Health and partner contracts: the commission approved amendments and contracts managed by the Health Department, including a $30,400 receivable for HIV prevention services (6/1/2026–5/31/2027), adjusted end dates on several state-funded violence and injury prevention and preventive block grant contracts, a mobile emissions pilot agreement with Mercenary Automotive (2/1/2026–8/30/2027), and an $800 community partner contract with Davis School District for suicide prevention programming (3/1/2026–6/30/2026).
IT, facilities and other procurements: commissioners approved an Atlas Technologies addendum (not-to-exceed $15,000) for attorney office system corrections and a multi-year hosted solution contract with Tyler Technologies (FY2026 cost referenced at $248,000) for HR/payroll/finance systems. Facilities approvals included a $7,407.10 repair/installation with Western Industrial Door Company and an Enbridge Gas Utah transportation rate arrangement to reduce gas costs at Western Sports Park.
Public safety and correctional facility items: items approved included a cooperative agreement with the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands (no financial obligation), a $166,400 security control system upgrade at the Davis County Correctional Facility, and a receivable modification related to the U.S. Marshals contract (up to $66,144).
Treasury and fiduciary actions: the Treasurer’s Office received approval to extend a professional services contract with Morton Asset Management and to consent to assignment of the agreement to Meter Public Funds as part of a corporate merger.
Votes at a glance: multiple items on the consent agenda (13–38) and individual agenda items (7, 8, 12, 15–27) were approved by voice vote; minutes for March 3 and March 10 (items 3–6) were also approved.
Ending: commissioners recessed briefly to the Board of Equalization to approve the property tax register and then reconvened before adjourning; no contested formal roll-call votes were recorded in the meeting transcript provided.
