Davis County Commission Meeting
The Davis County Commission convened for its regular meeting, addressing a wide range of important items. Of particular note, the Commission approved several resolutions and contracts, recognized distinguished service by county leaders, and introduced a significant change to the title of the County Auditor.
Special Recognition
- Antelope Island Wildlife Manager Steve Bates: Honored for nearly 25 years of dedicated service to Davis County. His contributions to wildlife management and conservation on Antelope Island have left a lasting impact.
- Commissioner Randy B. Elliott: Recognized by the Jordan River Commission for his exceptional service on the Governing Board, Executive Committee, and Watershed Council over the past six years.
Key Business Items
- Title Change for County Auditor:
The Commission approved an ordinance to change the title of the County Auditor to County Comptroller. This change reflects the evolving role of the office and will take effect on December 24, 2024. - 2025 Budget Approval:
The 2025 Davis County Final Budget was adopted via resolution. Notably, a tax increase, though not immediately apparent, was embedded within the amended budget. This budget also included adjustments totaling $5 million, resulting from developments following a loss of appeal in the courts. - Health Department Agreements:
The Commission approved multiple agreements obligating funds to the Davis County Health Department for projects including the Enhanced Air Monitoring Network, Drive-Through Vaccination Clinics, and ongoing COVID-19 response initiatives. - Community Development:
- Approval was granted for an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with South Weber City to support the Old Fort Community Reinvestment Project Area.
- Ratification of a lease agreement with Davis Behavioral Health for a Code Blue Warming Center in Layton to assist the community during the winter months.
