Copperton council approves minutes, bills and acknowledges monthly financial report
March 18, 2026 | Copperton, Salt Lake County, Utah
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The Copperton Town Council approved its consent agenda and acknowledged the monthly financial report during its March 18 meeting.
After the minutes from the Feb. 18 meeting were offered for approval, a motion carried by voice vote. The council then approved payment for legal and legislative services totaling $4,462 (two line items: $2,058 and $2,404) after a motion, second and an affirmative voice vote.
Daniel Hoffman presented the monthly financial report. The council allocated $176,392.81 to the capital fund and reported an unrestricted fund balance (spoken figure) and a CARES fund balance of roughly $21,004.65. Following discussion, a council member moved to acknowledge receipt of the monthly financial report; the motion passed by voice vote.
None of the motions drew recorded roll‑call tallies in the transcript. Chair called for votes and members responded "Aye"; no opposition was indicated on the record. The council signed the warrant for the approved payments and directed staff to follow up on any line‑item questions raised during the review.
After the minutes from the Feb. 18 meeting were offered for approval, a motion carried by voice vote. The council then approved payment for legal and legislative services totaling $4,462 (two line items: $2,058 and $2,404) after a motion, second and an affirmative voice vote.
Daniel Hoffman presented the monthly financial report. The council allocated $176,392.81 to the capital fund and reported an unrestricted fund balance (spoken figure) and a CARES fund balance of roughly $21,004.65. Following discussion, a council member moved to acknowledge receipt of the monthly financial report; the motion passed by voice vote.
None of the motions drew recorded roll‑call tallies in the transcript. Chair called for votes and members responded "Aye"; no opposition was indicated on the record. The council signed the warrant for the approved payments and directed staff to follow up on any line‑item questions raised during the review.
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