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Commission says it is still doing due diligence on potential judgment levy or tax increase

Daggett County Commission and Daggett County Redevelopment Agency · February 24, 2026
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Summary

After a closed session, commissioners said they are continuing diligence on a potential judgment levy and/or property tax increase; Auditor Keri Pallesen said public meetings must be scheduled and additional information is needed.

Following a closed session the Daggett County Commission returned to open session Feb. 24 and discussed a potential judgment levy and/or property tax increase. Commissioner Matt Tippets said the county is still conducting due diligence on the matter.

Auditor Keri Pallesen confirmed that public meetings will need to be scheduled and that more information is required before any action can be taken. The minutes record the discussion but do not provide estimates of the potential levy amount, affected tax rate, or timeline for public hearings.