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Utah FORGE leader announces retirement; McClean to assume responsibilities, circulation testing planned

Beaver County Commission · March 17, 2026
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Summary

Dr. Joseph Moore told commissioners he will retire and Christie McClean will take over FORGE responsibilities; the team described plans for a surface facility to reduce non‑potable water use and a four‑month circulation test, and noted a Congressional tour on Aug. 10.

Dr. Joseph Moore, speaking for the Utah FORGE team, announced his plans to retire and said Christie McClean will assume his responsibilities for the project. Commissioners heard that Ms. McClean and the FORGE team plan to construct a surface facility to reduce nonpotable water consumption and to run a circulation test lasting approximately four months.

The team also provided calendar and outreach notes: a Congressional tour that will include renewable energy projects in Milford is scheduled for Aug. 10. Commissioners did not take a formal vote on FORGE project actions at this meeting; the update was recorded for the county’s project record.