The Carbon County Board of Commissioners held a regular public meeting on November 4, 2026, at the Carbon County Administration Building in Price, Utah. The session commenced at 4:30 PM in the Commission Room.
During the meeting, the board reviewed several personnel and service awards, including naming Kellie Payne as Employee of the Month and Tina Grange with a Super Service Award. Additionally, Hailey Blair from the Division of Wildlife Resources provided a presentation regarding a proposed land acquisition involving Carbon and Duchesne Counties.
Other agenda items included the opening of sealed bids for a Utility Terrain Vehicle for Emergency Management, presented by Whitney Coonrod. The commissioners also reviewed and considered several agreements and resolutions. These included a scope of work with Soren Digital, LLC for 2027, an agreement with Placer-Ai, and Resolution No. 2026-01 regarding the movement of Emergency Medical Services from the Public Employees System to the Firefighter System through Utah Retirement Systems.
The meeting also addressed land use and local governance through the consideration of an annexation petition and plat for the six-acre GG Petroleum Wellington property, specifically Parcel 2A-1656-0002. The board was scheduled to consider Resolution No. 2026-02 for the recertification of the Carbon County Justice Court and a proposed Carbon County credit card for the new Emergency Services Manager and Emergency Medical Services Chief.
Following the commission session, the board convened as the Redevelopment Agency of Carbon County. This portion of the meeting included a public hearing regarding the draft Project Area Plan and draft Project Area Budget for the proposed Lowdermilk Industrial Park Community Reinvestment Project Area. The agency was scheduled to consider the adoption of Resolution RDA 2026-01 and Ordinance 2026-599 to designate the project area plan and budget.
The proceedings concluded with a transition to the Carbon County Board of Equalization. The board was scheduled to consider proposed changes to property values recommended by the Assessors department, presented by Keven Ewell. The agenda also included consideration of a GRAMA appeal regarding Sheriff's Office records that was received on October 22, 2026.
The meeting notice was certified by Carbon County Clerk/Auditor Seth Marsing, who stated that the notice was posted at the Carbon County Administration Building and distributed to ETV10 and radio stations KOAL and KUSA.
