The San Juan County Commission is scheduled to meet on Nov. 17, 2026, to conduct various pieces of county business. The meeting is set to begin at 11:00 AM and is expected to conclude by 2:00 PM.
According to a November 13 notice, several items are on the agenda for the upcoming meeting. The commission will consider a proposal to approve the 2027 JCI Billing Services Contract for a rate increase, presented by EMS Director Jeremy Hoggard. Additionally, the board will consider approving the purchase of two vehicles from Westcott Motors to replace aging fleet vehicles, as proposed by Todd Adair.
The agenda includes a resolution regarding the appointment of a San Juan County representative for the Utah Counties Indemnity Pool annual membership meeting, presented by Tranner Sharpe. The commission will also consider a submission for Senate Bill 37 Tobacco Pass Thru Funds for a community-based tobacco, electronic cigarette, and other drug prevention grant to be awarded to 5 Ranges Phoenix Stables for fiscal year July, 2026, through June, 2027. Jamie Harvey, Vice-Chair, is scheduled to present a proclamation for a Winter Preparedness and Community Resilience Campaign.
The consent agenda includes several routine matters for consideration. The commission will consider approving $363,521.98 in small purchases, which includes $236,206.06 for trailers and $55,582 for a Super Duty Ford vehicle awarded from the Rural Health Transportation Program, alongside $71,733.92 for a truck canopy and replacement for a Ford-F350 for Emergency Medical Services. The board will also consider reappointing Brad Bunker, George Matocha, and Trevor Palmer to the San Juan County Water Conservancy District, as well as the new appointment of Todd Westcott.
The meeting includes a recognition for the San Juan County Library System Staff for a Quality Library Award, presented by Library Director Nicole Perkins. Public comments will be accepted via Zoom with a three-minute time limit per person. The commission may also enter into a closed executive session to discuss pending or reasonably imminent litigation.
The meeting will be held at 117 South Main Street in Monticello. The public can view the proceedings on San Juan County's Facebook live and YouTube channels.
