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Weber County Maintains Neutrality on Ogden Valley Incorporation Study

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A solitary wooden signpost stands at a fork in a rural road in Ogden Valley, with the silhouettes of mountains visible under a dim, pre-dawn sky, symbolizing a crossroads or a state of indecision between two pathsways.
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Weber County has addressed the supplemental feasibility study regarding the proposed incorporation of Ogden Valley. The County stated it maintains neutrality on the issue and does not certify or approve the study's findings.

Key takeaways

  • LRB Public Finance Advisors created the feasibility study for the Lieutenant Governor's Office.
  • Weber County provided historical data but did not participate in writing the study or creating future projections.
  • The County does not certify or approve the findings of the feasibility study.
  • Historical revenue and expenditure data is available to the public via the County transparency website.

Weber County has clarified its position regarding the supplemental feasibility study for the proposed incorporation of Ogden Valley. The County noted that while it provided historical data to LRB Public Finance Advisors, it did not write the study or participate in projections for future years.

LRB Public Finance Advisors was contracted by the Lieutenant Governor's Office to develop the feasibility study. According to the County, LRB interpreted the historical data provided by the County to reach its own conclusions regarding the feasibility of the Ogden Valley incorporation.

The County stated that the projected numbers in the study were not verified, substantiated, or corroborated by the County. Furthermore, the County emphasized that the process of certifying or approving the feasibility study is the responsibility of the Lieutenant Governor's Office.

The County maintains a neutral stance on the proposed incorporation and the various interpretations of the provided data. Citizens interested in reviewing the historical data can access a spreadsheet titled Detailed Municipal Services Fund Revenues and Expenditures 2018 - 2022 at WeberCountyUtah.gov/Transparency.

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