Sunday, March 1, 2026
Tuesday, February 24, 2026
Monday, February 23, 2026
Rich County School Calendar
| Wed Feb 25 | 8:00 AM – 8:30 AM | |
| 8:15 AM – 8:45 AM | ||
| Thu Feb 26 | All Day | |
| All Day | ||
| 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM | ||
| Sat Feb 28 | 10:00 AM – 10:30 AM |
RICH COUNTY COMMISSION MEETING MARCH 4, 2026
AGENDA
• All start times are ESTIMATED. • EXECUTIVE SESSIONS may be called for personnel or litigation reasons. • NOTICE OF ELECTRONIC PARTICIPATION: Youtube.com/@richcounty
• NOTICE OF SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION DURING PUBLIC MEETINGS: In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, individuals requiring special accommodations, including auxiliary communicative aids and services, during this meeting should notify the Rich County Clerk, Anneliesa Peart, at 435-793-2415.
* PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
10:00 Lyn Weston, Landfill Supervisor Landfill Fees & Hours Quarterly Methane Monitoring
10:15 Clayton Webb, Veteran Veteran Memorial Display Update
10:30 Heidi Roskelley, Blue Water Cleaning Business License Approval
10:45 Kim Wilson, Assessor Ambulance Financial Recovery Program
11:00 Ben Willoughby, Attorney PUBLIC HEARING: Short-Term Rental Ordinance Amendment
11:15 Travis Hobbs, Fire Warden Wildland Urban Interface Code Discussion
11:45 COMMISSION BUSINESS URS Roth IRA Service Agreement – 2026 Move the April Commission Meeting from April 1st to the 8th Approve Expenditures Approve Minutes
12:00 Dale Stacey, Sheriff Executive Session: Personnel Discussion
12:30 Adjourn
Sunday, February 22, 2026
Friday, February 20, 2026
Laketown Planning & Zoning Commission
February 25, 2026 7:00 PM
10 N. 200 E., Laketown, UT 84038
Welcome
1. Pledge of Allegiance
2. Minutes
3. Beau Dean building permit
4. Greg Jolley building permit
5. Dallin Willis building permit
6. Hal Weston Subdivision
7. Discussion on septic tanks from Bear River Health
8. Report from City Council
9. Other
10. Around the Room
Thursday, February 19, 2026
Trails Meetings This Week
Come and give your input about trails in Rich County. There are two opportunities to attend this week, Wednesday in GC, Thursday in Randolph.
Wednesday, February 18, 2026
Town of Woodruff Minutes for Jan. 20, 2026
Woodruff Town Board Meeting
January 20, 2026 Minutes from the Woodruff Town Board meeting held January 20, 2026 at the Town Hall at 5:00 p.m. Those present: Board Members: Monika Schulthess (435) 881-9098, mayor@woodruff.utah.gov Briton Brown (801) 243-2238, briton259@gmail.com Tyler Walker (801) 589-4588, tylerbrianwalker@gmail.com Joel Marler (801) 567-1195, joelmarler@me.com Allie Deru (435) 793-4201, clerk@woodruff.utah.gov Travis Hobbs Paul Webb Monika Schulthess' family for swearing in Absent: Raymond Frandsen (801) 448-1545 Monika Schulthess opened the meeting. The meeting started with the swearing in of the new Mayor, Monika Schulthess and the new board members, Tyler Walker and Briton Brown. Travis Hobbs, the county fire warden, came to discuss the Cooperative Wildfire Systems to the board. This is basically insurance for the town and its residents if there was ever a wildfire inside the town limits. The entity is billed on previous fire behavior and Woodruff has a very low risk assessment. Therefore, Woodruff will not have to pay anything towards this insurance fund. House Bill 48 was recently passed that requires every entity to adopt the Wildfire Urban Interface Code. Any development being built will have to meet requirements enforced by this code. Travis Hobbs is going to help the town with developing a wildland map to help meet the requirements. BRAG is helping with this and is a good resource for the town. Travis is planning to come to next board meeting where the town will plan on adopting this new ordinance into the town code. Paul Webb came to discuss what siding the board wants to do for new siding around the new doors he installed in the Town Hall garage. He suggests white vinyl or wood because it's easier to maintain and replace when needed. The doors work really well. It was suggested that everyone look around and come to next board meeting with an idea about what to get. Paul is working on sanding and painting the tables that are at the park pavilion. He will work on getting the new playground slide done in the spring. Mayor Schulthess brought up the discussion about increasing the clerk's wage. There was discussion about increasing the wage during certain times of the year when it is busier but determined that may be hard to manage. There was a suggestion of raising the wage by $500 a month. Joel Marler suggested keeping a rough count of how many hours Allie does spend and can revisit the discussion at the end of the year. Briton Brown made a motion to approve a $500 raise for the clerk. Joel Marler seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Allie Deru presented the board with bids for the new playground equipment that will be purchased with the TRT grant money. One bid includes the playground structure and wood fiber blown in. The other bid includes the playground company doing the prep work, concrete curbing, installation, wood fiber and playground structure. The grant money covers basically just the playground structure. The town will have to put up money for the remaining work. The company does not have to install the playground structure to keep the warranty on the playground structure so it could possibly be installed by whoever the board decides to. Joel Marler wondered about any local companies that we could pay to do this work instead of the playground company. The area of where this structure can go was discussed. The plan as of right now is to put it in front of the swings. Allie Deru is going to bid out the job and a decision will be made next meeting on how the work will be done. Allie is going to ask the playground company about the wood fiber, what it consists of and whether other materials could be used. There were two business licenses discussed. Joel Marler made a motion to approve Terri Knudsen's license. Tyler Walker seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Tyler Walker made a motion to approve Amanda and Mitch Jessen's license. Briton Brown seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Ray Bradshaw presented paperwork to Monika for her to sign so that he can move forward with his Freedom Wall project. The wall will be prepped and ready for him to start whenever he is ready. Tyler Walker is on the fire board for the town board. He went to their meeting this month. Joel Marler made a motion to approve December minutes. Tyler Walker seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Briton Brown made a motion to approve the January bills. Joel Marler seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Meeting was adjourned at 6:10 p.m. _______________________________________ Clerk
Notice of Special Accommodations:
In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, individuals needing special accommodations (including auxiliary communicative aids and services) during this meeting should notify the town clerk at 435-793-4201.
Notice of Electronic or telephone participation:
NA
Other information:
Location:
195 South Main, Woodruff, 84086
Contact information:
Allie Deru , clerk@woodruff.utah.gov,
Garden City Fire District
February 17 GCFD
Meeting Report
Reporter: Randall
Knight
The meeting
started on time with all board members present. Others in attendance were Tiffany
Wahlberg and Chief Mike Wahlberg
Board members
have to complete state required training courses every year. Most of them have completed the training.
Additional
Compensation for Board Members was discussed for duties beyond job description continued and the board felt that the amounts
already being paid are adequate.
The board feels
there should be a description in the
Employee Policy Manual regarding the personnel performance and a planning tool
for the Department to utilize for strategic planning. A policy draft and forms was sent to the board members to review.
The Winterfest
Support went well with 293 jumpers and firefighters were available for any in
need of rescue or assistance getting out of the water. One rescue suit was damaged and needs repair.
The county fire
marshal sent a grant opportunity for a slide-in unit for a small truck to
consider. Because it is a slide in unit it
would not fit the trucks that have already been outfitted or ordered. The Chief thinks it might still be worth
putting in for as a secondary light truck or trailer project. He is also
working on another grant that would allow up to $10,000 for wildland PPE.
There are 5 new
recruits, some with previous experience. The station organization is
progressing well. The new truck (Brush 42) will be getting decals put on and
the Chief’s truck IC 40 is at the dealership getting the rear end repaired.
The were 4 fire
alarms, 2 CO calls, 1 propane leak, 3 medical calls, 4 business inspections, 2
fire pit inspections, 6 burn permits, 33 short-term rental inspections.
Tuesday, February 17, 2026
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