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Daggett County adopts Resolution 26-13 declaring a drought emergency
Summary
The commission adopted Resolution 26-13 declaring a drought emergency with clarifications requested on notification and hauling-water language; the resolution was passed unanimously by the three commissioners present.
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The Daggett County Commission adopted Resolution 26-13, "A Resolution Declaring The Existence Of A Drought Emergency In Daggett County," with edits requested by commissioners to correct and clarify text and to add language regarding hauling water.
Commissioner Jack Lytle moved to approve Resolution 26-13 with the discussed changes; Commissioner Randy Asay seconded and the roll-call vote recorded Commissioners Tippets, Lytle and Asay as voting yes. Commissioners asked for clarifications to ensure the appropriate parties receive notice and requested textual corrections (for example, paragraph references and additional hauling-water language were updated before adoption).
The resolution establishes the county's formal drought-emergency declaration; the commission did not set additional emergency measures during the meeting but instructed staff to distribute the resolution to the appropriate contacts.
