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Council adopts ordinance clarifying conflict-of-interest disclosure requirements

September 22, 2026 | Salt Lake County Commission and Boards, Salt Lake County, Utah


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Council adopts ordinance clarifying conflict-of-interest disclosure requirements
On Sept. 22 the Salt Lake County Council adopted an ordinance clarifying conflict-of-interest disclosure requirements for county officers, employees and representatives. Council members emphasized repeal of a redundant county policy does not change their statutory and ordinance-based disclosure obligations.

Councilman Johnson asked for an additional clarification on the record, stressing that repealing county policy 14-30 did not relieve council members of the duty to disclose conflicts under ordinance and state statute. The council approved the ordinance on a motion and second and the item passed unanimously as a final adoption.

The ordinance replaces overlapping internal policy language with clarified disclosure requirements consistent with state law; the item concluded with a reminder to the public that statutory and ordinance-level rules remain in effect.

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