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Daggett County adopts new administrative-fee methodology, applies retroactive adjustments to four funds
Summary
The county approved a methodology tying administrative fees to actual wages and benefits, applied retroactive corrections to Funds 11, 13, 19 and 23, and directed interest-based adjustments to the RDA fund (Fund 25); discussion of Fund 28 was tabled until Commissioner Lytle could participate.
Daggett County commissioners voted May 6 to adopt a new methodology for charging administrative fees to discrete county funds and approved retroactive adjustments to several funds dating to 2019. Commissioners Matt Tippets and Randy Asay voted in favor; Commissioner Jack Lytle was absent.
The new approach bases administrative fees on actual wages and benefits allocated to each fund. The board approved retroactive adjustments to Funds 11, 13, 19 and 23, and agreed to apply accrued interest adjustments to Fund 25 (the RDA). Commissioners specifically tabled any decision on Fund 28 until Commissioner Lytle could participate. The motion to approve the policy and the specified retroactive corrections carried during the meeting.
