The Weber County Commission announced Friday that it is currently accepting applications to fill two midterm vacancies on the boards of the Trappers Loop Water Improvement District and the Green Hills Water and Sewer District. Both recruitment efforts seek individuals to serve in mid-term capacities for their respective districts.
For the Trappers Loop Water Improvement District, the Commission is seeking one individual to fill a midterm vacant position on its Board of Trustees. According to a notice issued by Weber County, candidates for this specific role must meet strict eligibility criteria regarding residency and property interest.
To qualify for the Trappers Loop Board of Trustees, an applicant must be a registered voter at the location of their residence. Additionally, the individual must be an owner of land, or serve as an agent or officer of a landowner, that is situated within the district boundaries and receives service from the district.
A separate recruitment process is underway for the Green Hills Water and Sewer District Board to fill one midterm vacancy. The requirements for this position focus on residency within the district's service area.
The Weber County Commission stated that applicants for the Green Hills board must be residents and registered voters located within the specific boundaries of the Green Hills Water and Sewer District.
The application process for both positions follows a similar administrative procedure. Interested parties can request official applications by contacting the Weber $ extquote;Weber County Commission Office,$ extquote; located at 2380 Washington Blvd., Suite 360, Ogden, UT 84401. The office can be reached via telephone at (801) 399-8403.
While both districts are seeking new board members, the deadlines for submission differ significantly based on previous announcements. For the Trappers Loop Water Improvement District, applications were scheduled to be accepted through August 12, 2025.
Regarding the Green Hills Water and Sewer District vacancy, the commission's notice indicated that applications were to be accepted through December 27, 2024.
Following the close of the application periods for these vacancies, the Weber County Commission will conduct its selection process. The county announced that all board appointments will be made during a public meeting of the Weber County Commission held subsequent to the established application deadlines.
The recruitment for these water and sewer district boards ensures continued local governance for residents receiving services from these utilities. The Weber County Commission remains the central authority for managing these mid-term appointments to ensure both districts maintain active, qualified leadership.
