City retains PEHP coverage after council approves renewal with 7.7% increase
April 02, 2026 | Bryce Canyon City, Garfield County, Utah
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Bryce Canyon City’s council voted to retain the city’s current PEHP insurance plan after staff reported an overall premium increase of 7.7 percent and a dental increase of 2.9 percent.
Staff presented the renewal figures and said PEHP rates cannot be negotiated; she noted the city’s family plan premium would rise from $2,073 to $2,233 under the renewal. Council moved to retain the same plan and approved the motion by voice vote.
Outcome and next steps: the city will continue its existing PEHP coverage for the coming plan year and process premium payments as budgeted.
Staff presented the renewal figures and said PEHP rates cannot be negotiated; she noted the city’s family plan premium would rise from $2,073 to $2,233 under the renewal. Council moved to retain the same plan and approved the motion by voice vote.
Outcome and next steps: the city will continue its existing PEHP coverage for the coming plan year and process premium payments as budgeted.
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