Kaysville council debate over closed sessions and police needs
Brett Garlick, a Kaysville City Council member, defends the council against claims of illegal closed sessions and rate hikes. He argues for power department transparency, a planned sale of city property returning funds to the electric department, and a new police station to meet growing demand.
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Road Bonding Subject to Self-Imposed Limit by Leader Dee
Utah House Majority Leader Brad Dee argues for cutting road bonding authority by another 100 million dollars citing recession lessons. He notes prior savings from innovative UDOT engineering and aims to fund projects from savings rather than issue new bonds while pushing the Transportation Commission to schedule projects by objective criteria. Dee represents House District 11 covering parts of Davis and Weber counties.
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