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Commission signs audits, approves appointments and routine minutes and expenditures
Summary
On consent, commissioners signed the Bear River Mental Health 2025 audit certification, appointed two chief deputies, approved a survey addendum, and approved March minutes and expenditures; all recorded votes were unanimous.
The commission handled several routine but formal actions by unanimous vote. Commissioners signed the 2025 Bear River Mental Health audit certification after Rob Johnson reported a clean audit opinion and noted Rich County’s $599,000 contribution leveraging $21 million in total revenue. The commission also approved an addendum with Wasatch County for section-corner monumentation work under AGRC funding, appointed Camille Shinkle as Chief Deputy Treasurer and Shantel Jensen as Chief Deputy Clerk/Auditor, and approved the March 4, 2026 minutes and March 2026 expenditures.
Each of these items passed on motions recorded in the minutes with Commissioner William E. Cox and Commissioner Jonathan B. Lee typically moving and seconding respectively; Chairman Simeon B. Weston joined the unanimous votes. The commission’s recorded actions were procedural approvals needed for county administration and grant compliance.
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