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Daggett County reports progress on clinic, bike path, tourism and community events
Summary
County staff reported clinic renovations underway, bike path application in progress, tourism insights from the UAC conference, a successful Outlaw Shoot event, and upcoming community events including Adventure Safe (May 16) and an America 250 potluck (July 5); deputies intervened after reports of children driving 4-wheelers at Dry Fork.
County staff provided several operational updates at the May 6 Daggett County Commission meeting. Clinic interior work began with cabinet and flooring installation and curb-and-gutter work largely complete; the county said construction results are looking good. Road work and the local bike path continue to progress, with the National application underway and construction slated to start later this year. Jordynn Hewitt noted tourism insights from the UAC conference and Peggy White said Newsweek contacted the county regarding Flaming Gorge water releases.
Officials also recapped recent and upcoming events: the Outlaw Shoot drew strong outside participation and praise for the organizing committee; Adventure Safe, a search-and-rescue education event for children, is scheduled for May 16, and an America 250 potluck is set for July 5 at the county park. The meeting record also shows deputies, led by Sgt. Isaacson, intervened after reports of children operating 4-wheelers along Dry Fork.
