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Council adopts amendments to distance Payson from Red Bridge public infrastructure districts
Summary
Payson Council approved Resolution 05-20-2026-B to amend governing documents for Red Bridge Public Infrastructure Districts No. 1 and No. 2, describing the change as a measure to reduce city liability for district-incurred debt.
Payson City Council on May 20 approved a pair of amendments to governing documents for Red Bridge Public Infrastructure District No. 1 and No. 2 intended to limit the city's exposure to debt incurred by those districts. City Manager Dave Tuckett explained recent legislative updates and State Auditor opinions that informed the change; Councilmember Ryan Rowley moved to approve Resolution 05-20-2026-B, and Councilmember Anne Moss seconded.
The council carried the motion on a roll call vote with Anne Moss, Bob Provstgaard, Ryan Rowley and Lacee Smith voting in favor and Brian Hulet absent. The amendment was described in the meeting as distancing the city from district liabilities; no specific debt figures were presented in the council discussion. The council's action updates the city's formal relationship with the Red Bridge Public Infrastructure Districts to reduce legal and financial risk as interpreted under recent state guidance.
