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Tooele County Appoints Five Members to Agriculture Advisory Board

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Tooele County Council appointed five members to the Agriculture Protection Area Advisory Board in a resolution passed on Sept. 1, 2026. The appointments follow requirements set by Utah Code and Tooele County Code.

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  • Tooele County Council appointed five new members to the Agriculture Protection Area Advisory Board.
  • The appointees are Gary Cunningham, Jerry Hurst, Dean Alder, Matt Hogan, and Darrell Johnson.
  • The appointments follow requirements established by Utah Code and Tooele County Code.
  • The resolution was dated Sept. 1, 2026, and was approved by five council members.

Tooele County Council appointed five members to the Agriculture Protection Area Advisory Board in a resolution dated Sept. 1, 2026. The decision was formalized in Resolution 2026-24.

The appointees include Gary Cunningham, Jerry Hurst, Dean Alder, Matt Hogan, and Darrell Johnson. According to the resolution, these appointments were made in accordance with Tooele County Code Section 4-6-2.

Utah Code Section 17-81-102 requires that members of the county agriculture protection area advisory board be appointed from the county's conservation district board of supervisors. Tooele County Code Sections 4-6-1 through 4-6-3 govern the establishment, appointment, and terms of the board members.

The resolution was approved by Council Members Hamner, Hoffmann, Stromberg, Thomas, and Wardle. The document was attested by County Clerk Racy D. Shaw and approved as to form by Deputy Tooele County Attorney Nathan Harris.

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