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Commission says emergency dispatch consolidation remains on track for September move to Layton

Davis County Commission · July 14, 2026
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Summary

Commissioner Lorene Kamalu reported that emergency dispatch consolidation is progressing and should move operations into a new Layton facility by the end of September, excluding a southern Bountiful group.

In closing remarks, Commissioner Lorene Kamalu provided an update that the county’s emergency dispatch consolidation remains on schedule. Kamalu praised Sheriff Sparks for leadership and said the plan will reduce the number of dispatch centers from four to two, with operations moving into a new Layton building by the end of September, serving all areas except the Bountiful southern group.

Commission Chair Bob Stevenson also announced the impending retirement of County Surveyor Max Elliot on September 4, 2026, and noted the Republican Party will begin the replacement process for that appointed position. Commissioner Kamalu framed the dispatch consolidation as a move to improve safety and operational efficiency; no formal vote was required for the update.