Davis County Commission Meeting, September 17, 2024
By John Crofts
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In a notably brief and efficient session, the Davis County Commission unanimously passed all items on the agenda. The meeting, which saw no public input, was uncommon in that regard. The lack of participation comes as the commission has faced criticism for not holding their meetings during evening hours, a time when the public can more easily engage.
Key approvals included:
- The reappointment of Ryan Nilsen to the Davis County Library Board.
- The Abatement Register for September 17, 2024.
- A contract with American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO) United Utah for indoor soccer training.
- A Goods and Services Agreement with Lagoon for the 2024 Utah Tourism Conference.
- A contract with LeBus for transportation during the 2024 Utah Tourism Conference.
Other approvals included an amendment for State-provided internet and a Donation Agreement for a computer desk for the West Point Satellite Patrol Office, valued at $300. The commission also approved the Property Tax Register for September 17, 2024.
While all items were swiftly approved, the meeting was notable for the limited interaction among commissioners and the absence of public input. The decision to keep meetings during daytime hours continues to draw criticism from residents who seek more accessible opportunities to participate.
