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Weber County Commissioners to Consider 2026 Budget and Fee Ordinances

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The Weber County Board of Commissioners is scheduled to meet Tuesday, Nov. 10, to consider several items, including the 2026 operating and capital budget, transportation recommendations, and various ordinances regarding fees and animal control services.

Key takeaways

  • The Weber County Board of Commissioners will meet Tuesday, Nov. 10, to discuss amendments to the 2026 operating and capital budget.
  • The meeting includes a public hearing regarding the 2026 budget and several ordinance readings concerning fees for the Golden Spike Event Center, solid waste, and the Powder Mountain Area.
  • The board will consider animal control service agreements with Ogden Valley City and Plain City, alongside a grant addendum for animal foster and medical programs.
  • Financial items on the agenda include the approval of purchase orders totaling $26,990.63 and warrants totaling $987,502.08.
  • The agenda also includes a request for approval for the 2026 Transportation priority recommendations and an avalanche mitigation easement.

The Weber County Board of Commissioners is scheduled to meet Tuesday, Nov. 10, to consider a public hearing regarding amendments to the 2026 operating and capital budget and several local ordinances. The meeting, which begins at 9:30 a.m. in the Commission Chambers at 2380 Washington Blvd. in Ogden, will also address transportation priorities and animal control service agreements.

Budget and Ordinance Discussions

The meeting agenda includes a public hearing to discuss proposed amendments to the Weber County operating and capital budget for the 2026 calendar year. Following the public hearing, the commissioners are scheduled to take action on a resolution to amend that same budget.

Proposed Fee Amendments

Several ordinances are slated for consideration during the session. The commission will hold a final reading on an ordinance to amend certain fees for the Weber County Culture, Parks and Recreation Department's Golden Spike Event Center. Additionally, a final reading is scheduled for an ordinance amending Section 16-2-9 of the Weber County Code regarding solid waste fees.

Commissioners are also scheduled to conduct a first reading of an ordinance that would amend development fees within the Powder Mountain Area.

Animal Services and Property Agreements

The board will review multiple interlocal agreements and property-related requests. These include agreements between Weber County and Ogden Valley City for animal control services, as well as an agreement with Plain City for similar services. The commission is also scheduled to consider an addendum to the Best Friends Animal Society Grant Agreement, which would add funding for the county's medical programs and animal foster program.

Other property matters on the agenda include a request for approval of a Quit Claim Deed to combine two parcels at the Sheriff's Office into a single parcel, a Right of Way Contract with Multi Cache Properties for property located at 4441 W. 2550 S. in Ogden, and an Avalanche Mitigation and Access Easement between Weber County and Summit Mountain Holding Group, LLC.

Financial and Management Items

The agenda also features several financial and management items. The commissioners will consider the 2026 Transportation priority recommendations and a request for approval of purchase orders totaling $26,990.63. The board is also set to review warrants #109704-109751 and #498946, which total $987,502.08.

Discussion and possible action is also scheduled regarding Title 47 Emergency Management. Additionally, the commissioners will review an Interlocal Agreement with the Taylor West Weber Water Improvement District for the 2550 South Roadway Project.

Meeting Protocol

The meeting will begin with a welcome from Commissioner Froerer and a pledge of allegiance. The agenda includes a moment of silence or invocation led by Sean Wilkinson. The commission will also hold a presentation to salute Gulf War and Operation Desert Storm veterans.

Meeting Details

The meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026, at 2380 Washington Blvd., Ogden, Utah. According to the public notice, individuals requiring auxiliary services to participate in the meeting should contact the Weber County Commission Office at 801-399-8405 at least 24 hours in advance.

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  • webercountyutah.govOfficialPUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Weber County, Utah will hold a regular commission meeting in the Commission
  • www.deseret.comWebUtah Utes football: Utes to accept Pac-10 invite Thursday – Deseret News

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