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Wasatch County opposes preliminary municipalities with citizen support, calls for repeal of law - Park Record

By Park Record · September 5, 2026 · 1 min read
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Wasatch County solidified its stance against preliminary municipalities and state law. Wasatch County’s call to repeal Senate Bill 258 comes after an indirect threat from the Governor’s Office to withhold state funding.

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