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Millard County Commissioners met to discuss business licenses and settlements

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The Millard County Board of Commissioners held a regular public session on November 10, 2026, at the Millard County Courthouse in Fillmore, Utah. The meeting agenda included discussions on business licenses, procurement, and various settlement agreements.

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  • The Millard County Board of Commissioners met on November 10, 2026, at the Millard County Courthouse.
  • Agenda items included business license discussions for Bringard Transport LLC and a Motorola procurement for an ARCGIS server.
  • The board addressed an Albertson’s opioid settlement agreement and the 2027 Cooperative Wildfire System Participation Commitment Statement.
  • Commissioners were scheduled to discuss amending the landfill fee schedule via Resolution No. 26-11-10.

The Millard County Board of Commissioners met in regular public session on November 10, 2026, at the Millard County Courthouse in Fillmore, Utah. The meeting, which commenced at 10:00 a.m., included a variety of agenda items ranging from business licenses to settlement agreements.

During the session, commissioners were scheduled to consider several business and legal matters. These included the discussion and possible approval of a business license for Bringard Transport LLC, owned by Casey Bringard, and a sole source procurement from Motorola for the setup of an ARCGIS server. The board also addressed a possible approval of an Albertson’s opioid settlement agreement.

Additional agenda items included the discussion and possible approval of the 2027 Cooperative Wildfire System Participation Commitment Statement, presented by Millard County Fire Warden Copeland Anderson. Commissioners also considered ratifying the Rural County Grant (RCOG) application and a budget adjustment to the Millard County Public Defender’s Office contract for Aubrey Woodward.

The meeting agenda also featured the discussion and possible approval of Resolution No. 26-11-10, which seeks to amend the landfill fee schedule. Other scheduled topics included the sale or transfer of surplus property, appointments to various county boards, and applications for the settlement or deferral of delinquent property tax.

The session concluded with a 2026 General Election Canvass scheduled for 12:00 p.m. The meeting was presided over by Chairperson Trevor Johnson.

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