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Commissioners authorize notice to consider withdrawing from WCF workers' compensation program
Summary
The board approved Resolution 28-2026 to give six-month notice of intent to withdraw from USIP's joint-purchase WCF workers' compensation program so the county can perform due diligence on alternatives, including self-funding.
Chris Crockett briefed commissioners on whether Weber County should continue participation in USIP's joint-purchase program that provides workers' compensation coverage through WCF. Crockett said state contract terms require a six-month notice to preserve withdrawal rights and that the county will use the notice period to evaluate alternatives—including continuing with USIP, joining another trust, or self-funding.
Commissioners expressed appreciation for staff work and noted the board is not making a definitive change but rather preserving options; they authorized the resolution to give notice. Staff will conduct due diligence and report recommendations back to the Board within the required decision window.
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