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County approves interlocal pacts with Clearfield and Layton to re‑qualify for HOME program
Summary
Davis County approved Resolution 2026‑24 authorizing interlocal cooperation agreements with the cities of Clearfield and Layton so the county can re‑qualify as a HOME Consortium for federal fiscal years 2027–2029; staff said remaining cities will be handled in a follow‑up agenda.
On June 23 the Davis County Commission approved Resolution 2026‑24 to enter interlocal cooperation agreements with Clearfield and Layton to allow Davis County to re‑qualify as a HOME Consortium for federal fiscal years 27 through 29.
Ryan Steinagel told commissioners the county is required to re‑qualify every three years for the HOME Investment Partnership Program and that the commission would consider agreements with the remaining 13 cities in Davis County at a later meeting. A commissioner moved to approve the resolution; the motion was seconded and carried by voice vote.
Why it matters: Re‑qualification maintains the county’s ability to receive and administer HOME program funds for affordable housing activities that serve residents across participating jurisdictions.
Next steps: Staff will return with interlocal agreements for the remaining cities and proceed with HOME program re‑qualification steps.
