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Cemetery Board to Discuss Policy Amendments on November 5

By Utah News Staff · November 4, 2026 · 1 min read
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The Delta-Sutherland-Oasis Cemetery Board has issued an emergency notice regarding a scheduled meeting to discuss amendments to its policies and procedures. The meeting will focus on adding a new item regarding temporary closures during interments.

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  • The Delta-Sutherland-Oasis Cemetery Board will meet on November 5, 2026, to discuss policy amendments.
  • The proposed changes involve adding a provision for temporary closures during interments.
  • The meeting is scheduled to take place at 94 East Main Street in Delta, Utah.

The Delta-Sutherland-Oasis Cemetery Board issued an emergency notice regarding an upcoming meeting to discuss amendments to its policies and procedures. According to a November 3 statement, the board intends to discuss and potentially act on a resolution to add a new item, item 24, regarding temporary closures during interments.

The meeting is scheduled for November 5, 2026, at 6:00 PM. It will be held at 94 East Main Street, Delta, UT 84624. The agenda includes a call to order and roll call, followed by the discussion and possible action regarding the proposed policy amendment for temporary closures during interments.

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