Council approves minutes, two appointments and schedules pre-meeting work session
February 17, 2026 | Emigration Canyon, Salt Lake County, Utah
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The council took several procedural actions during the meeting:
- Approved the Jan. 20 meeting minutes (voice vote: all in favor).
- Appointed Robert Pinon as the city's representative to the Unified Police Department and Salt Lake Valley law enforcement service-area boards; motion moved and seconded, approved by voice vote.
- Appointed Jennifer "Jen" Hawks as the alternate representative to the Greater Salt Lake Municipal Services District and asked Hawks to continue as deputy mayor; motion moved and approved.
- Scheduled a one-hour work meeting prior to the March council meeting to address committee assignments and duties (motion approved).
- Voted to table a resolution (R2026-03) covering broader assignments until the next meeting (motion approved).
No substantive policy votes on capital projects or setback rules were taken at this meeting. Council later moved to enter a closed session for privileged matters; the transcript records the motion, second and a roll-call-style agreement to proceed.
- Approved the Jan. 20 meeting minutes (voice vote: all in favor).
- Appointed Robert Pinon as the city's representative to the Unified Police Department and Salt Lake Valley law enforcement service-area boards; motion moved and seconded, approved by voice vote.
- Appointed Jennifer "Jen" Hawks as the alternate representative to the Greater Salt Lake Municipal Services District and asked Hawks to continue as deputy mayor; motion moved and approved.
- Scheduled a one-hour work meeting prior to the March council meeting to address committee assignments and duties (motion approved).
- Voted to table a resolution (R2026-03) covering broader assignments until the next meeting (motion approved).
No substantive policy votes on capital projects or setback rules were taken at this meeting. Council later moved to enter a closed session for privileged matters; the transcript records the motion, second and a roll-call-style agreement to proceed.
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