As of the City Council agenda for August 11, 2026, Council Member Dalpias is assigned to the Community Council Priority Pillar, a role he shares with Council Member Pulver. This assignment is part of the Council Priority Pillars, which represent the most important focus areas for the City Council. Residents encounter the work of the council through public meetings held at the Public Safety Building located at 515 E 2600 N in North Ogden.
During the City Council meeting held on July 14, 2026, Dalpias was responsible for delivering the invocation and the thought and pledge of allegiance. This meeting addressed several municipal matters, including a discussion regarding a zoning text amendment to 11-9M-15 Residential Fence Regulations and an interlocal agreement with Weber County for survey-related services. The agenda for that meeting also included a discussion of an interlocal agreement with the Weber School District for law enforcement services.
In a subsequent meeting on July 28, 2026, Dalpias again provided the invocation and the thought and pledge of allegiance. The agenda for this session included discussions regarding Ordinance 2026-22, which concerned a zoning map amendment for property located at 1150 E. 3700 N., and Ordinance 2026-23, which involved amending City Code 11-21 to reduce setbacks from front and street side property lines. The council also held a closed meeting during this session to discuss strategy sessions related to the purchase, exchange, or lease of real property.
According to the City Council agenda for August 11, 2026, the council's work included a presentation on the 2026 Code Enforcement by Police Chief Brian Eynon. The agenda also featured a discussion regarding a memorandum of understanding with Youth Futures to improve services for runaway, homeless, and at-risk youth in the North Ogden area. Additionally, the council was scheduled to discuss housing options for City-owned property on the west side of 450 E. between 2900 N. and 3100 N., as well as the potential sale of City-owned property to fund the construction of Barker Park.
As of the August 11, 2026, agenda, the Council Pillar Assignments Update confirmed that Dalpias and Pulver remain assigned to the Community pillar. The council's structure allows for members to participate electronically in meetings. Public comments are permitted during these sessions, though speakers are limited to five minutes and must state their name and city of residence before addressing the council.
What this means for North Ogden
For North Ogden residents, Dalpias's role in the Community Council Priority Pillar means he is involved in the city's most important focus areas. Through regular council meetings, citizens can observe his participation in discussions regarding zoning, public safety partnerships, and the management of city-owned property, which directly affect the community's development and services.
