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Votes and actions at a glance — Box Elder County Commission (Feb. 11, 2026)
Summary
A quick roundup of motions and formal outcomes from the Feb. 11 commission meeting: minutes approved, ALJ contract renewed, Jubilee fee waiver approved, Resolution 26-07 passed, rezoning remanded to planning, food vendor pricing approved, wildfire plan approved, closed session authorized.
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At its Feb. 11 meeting the Box Elder County Commission recorded the following motions and outcomes:
- Approved minutes of the Feb. 11, 2026 meeting (motion by Commissioner Bingham; second by Commissioner Perry). - Approved Administrative Law Judge services agreement 2607 with Jay Richard Caton (motion by Commissioner Perry; second by Commissioner Bingham). - Approved a fee waiver for the Box Elder School District Foundation’s Jubilee of Trees (Nov. 4–7) with conditions including cleanup and proof of insurance (motion by Commissioner Bingham; second by Commissioner Perry). - Passed Resolution 26-07 to begin the process to add mineral lease services to the Box Elder Special Service District in Lehi/Thurston (motion by Commissioner Perry; second by Commissioner Bingham). - Remanded Ordinance 599 (East Garland rezone request) to the planning commission for revision to consider frontage housing with agricultural rear acreage preserved (motion by Commissioner Perry; second by Commissioner Bingham). - Approved updated food vendor pricing for the 2026 fair, including a $125 fee for larger food trucks (motion by Commissioner Perry; second by Commissioner Bingham). - Approved County Wildfire Protection Plan and Agreement No. 2606 (motion by Commissioner Perry; second by Commissioner Bingham). - Voted to move into a closed session for litigation (motion by Commissioner Perry; seconded; vote recorded).
All motions noted on the record passed by unanimous voice vote. The planning commission will re-evaluate the rezoning application and return recommendations for later action.

