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Commissioners approve special-use permit for 'Jeremiah Johnson' film trail sign at Little Hole

Daggett County Commission and Boards · March 3, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved a special use permit to place a film trail sign at Little Hole for the film 'Jeremiah Johnson.' The permit passed by unanimous vote on March 3, 2026.

Commissioner Jack Lytle moved to approve a special use permit allowing placement of a film trail sign at Little Hole for the film 'Jeremiah Johnson'; Commissioner Randy Asay seconded and the motion carried unanimously. The agenda item was presented by Jordynn Hewitt, who was allotted time for the tourism-related request.

The approval authorizes the sign placement under the county's special-use procedures; specific installation timing and any required coordination with landowners or state permitting were not described in the minutes and will be handled administratively.