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Salt Lake County Board of Health Scheduled for September 3 Meeting

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The Salt Lake County Board of Health scheduled a meeting for September 3, 2026, to discuss various health regulations and the 2027 budget. The agenda includes potential public comment and updates on solid waste management and vehicle emissions control programs.

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  • The meeting was scheduled for September 3, 2026, at the County Government Center.
  • The board was scheduled to review the proposed 2027 department budget.
  • Updates were planned for Solid Waste Management and Vehicle Emissions Control regulations.
  • The agenda included potential discussions regarding pending or imminent litigation.

The Salt Lake County Board of Health scheduled a meeting for September 3, 2026, at the County Government Center, according to a September 1 agenda draft. The meeting, chaired by Rusty Vetter, was set to begin at 7:30 a.m.

The agenda included the approval of minutes from the August 6, 2026, Board of Health meeting. During the session, Executive Director Dorothy Adams was scheduled to present proposed changes to the fee schedule and provide a department update. Additionally, Patrick Smith, the Health Department Fiscal Manager, was scheduled to present the proposed 2027 department budget for board approval.

Discussions regarding health regulations were also on the agenda. Ron Lund and Hayley Shaffer were scheduled to provide updates on Health Regulation #1, regarding Solid Waste Management and Permitting, and requested a thirty-day public comment period and the assignment of a hearing officer. Dan Moore and Matthias Neville were scheduled to provide updates on Health Regulation #22, regarding the Vehicle Emissions Control Program, which also included a request for a thirty-day public comment period and the assignment of a hearing officer.

The meeting agenda included a provision for a potential closed session to discuss pending or reasonably imminent litigation. Public comments were to be managed by the Chair, with a limit of two to three minutes per person.

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