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Council explores cemetery funding options and possible district model

August 28, 2026 | Mendon, Cache County, Utah


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Council explores cemetery funding options and possible district model
Council discussed the condition, funding and future of the municipal cemetery and whether creating a cemetery district might provide a sustainable funding mechanism.

One council member described Millville's approach and the Summit County district model where nonresidents pay higher fees, saying, "those who are non residents of Summit County who wish to be buried in Summit County are paying $3,000 per plot." Members noted the town's present fee structure already differentiates resident and nonresident rates and recommended staff research the legal and logistical implications of forming a district that could levy an annual payment to support cemetery maintenance.

The council emphasized that forming a district is a complex, multijurisdictional process that could require county involvement and take months or years to implement. Staff (Bob) was asked to gather information, including comparisons of resident versus nonresident burials and fee structures, and to return with recommendations at a future meeting. No final decision was made at this session.

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