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Riverton Law Enforcement Service Area Board Meeting - June 16, 2026

Meeting Portal — Tuesday, June 16, 2026
BodyRiverton, Utah
SessionMeeting Portal
DateTuesday, June 16, 2026
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Riverton Law Enforcement Service Area Board Meeting.

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Ryan.

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Good enough.

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We need all in favor.

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Okay.

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All right.

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You move that we move into Riverton Law Enforcement, correct?

0:14

Yes.

0:15

All right then.

0:18

Yes, we need to do a vote.

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So first of all, uh call to order.

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Then we need to move.

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I thought that's what he said.

0:27

Sorry, please.

0:27

Go ahead.

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Yeah.

0:30

Member Perchie.

0:32

Yes.

0:32

McDougal?

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Yes.

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Johnson.

0:35

Smith.

0:35

Yes.

0:36

Heyman.

0:36

Yes.

0:37

Just to clarify which meeting did you tell us to go into first?

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Law enforcement.

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Enforcement.

0:42

Okay.

0:42

Sorry.

0:44

Okay.

0:45

Looking for, we are now in the Riverton Law Enforcement Service Area Board meeting.

0:50

Welcome everyone.

0:52

Focus people.

0:52

Thank you.

0:53

We would like to move to item number two, the consent agenda.

0:58

Mayor, I move we approve the consent agenda of the our Riverton Law Enforcement Service Board meeting in the Peruchi seconds.

1:07

All in a roll call or all in favor.

1:10

All in favor?

1:10

Yes.

1:11

Aye.

1:11

Any opposed.

1:13

Okay, thank you.

1:14

Discussion action items.

1:16

Mr.

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Gere, please.

1:18

Yes, so council.

1:19

Every year we have to adopt a tax rate.

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The tax rate is calculated by Salt Lake County.

1:24

We are not doing a tax increase, so but they still have to go through and they recalculate because values change.

1:31

You know, people move in value, you know, so those pieces happen.

1:34

So this is what we're gonna do for both of our entities today is just adopt the tax rate that the county has and the state have approved or calculated for us.

1:44

Any discussion from anyone seeing none looking for motion for the resolution?

1:54

Uh all lights are on, so I move that uh we approve uh Riverton Law Enforcement Service Area Resolution number 26-03 adopting the final tax rate for 2026.

2:05

I think you we have a motion, we have a second.

2:09

All right, all in favor.

2:12

I think we have to have a roll call.

2:14

Roll call on this one.

2:15

Okay, so just keep switching it up just to keep a little confused.

2:18

I don't know if it's a big deal, but does it do we have to say 2026-2027?

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Summary of Proceedings

Riverton Law Enforcement Service Area Board Meeting - June 16, 2026

The Riverton Law Enforcement Service Area (RLESA) Board met on June 16, 2026, at Riverton City Hall (12830 South Redwood Road, Riverton, UT). The meeting was called to order at 9:46 PM, approximately 3 hours and 46 minutes later than the published agenda time of 6:00 PM (the discrepancy is noted but no explanation was provided). All five board members were present: Tish Buroker (Chair), Spencer Haymond, Alex Johnson, Troy McDougal, Andy Pierucci, and Shannon Smith. The sole substantive action was the adoption of the final 2026 tax rate.

Consent Calendar

  • Minutes Approval: The board unanimously approved the minutes from the June 2, 2026 RLESA meeting. (Motion by McDougal, second by Pierucci; all voted in favor.)

Discussion Items

  • RLESA Resolution No. 26-03 – Adopting the Final Tax Rate 2026: Nick Geer, Administrative Services Director, presented the resolution. He explained that Salt Lake County calculates the certified tax rate annually, and board approval is required for the county to levy the tax on the entity's behalf. Geer emphasized that this is not a tax increase; the rate is recalculated due to changes in property values and population. After brief discussion about whether the resolution should reference fiscal year 2026-2027, the board confirmed it applies to the calendar year and remains as 2026. The resolution passed unanimously. (Motion by Pierucci, second by Johnson; roll call vote: Haymond–Yes, Johnson–Yes, McDougal–Yes, Pierucci–Yes, Smith–Yes.)

Key Outcomes

  • Resolution 26-03 adopted unanimously, approving the 2026 final tax rate for the Riverton Law Enforcement Service Area as calculated by Salt Lake County. No tax increase is imposed.
  • The meeting adjourned at 9:48 PM, after less than 3 minutes of deliberation on the main item.

Meeting Transcript

Riverton Law Enforcement Service Area Board Meeting. Ryan. Good enough. We need all in favor. Okay. All right. You move that we move into Riverton Law Enforcement, correct? Yes. All right then. Yes, we need to do a vote. So first of all, uh call to order. Then we need to move. I thought that's what he said. Sorry, please. Go ahead. Yeah. Member Perchie. Yes. McDougal? Yes. Johnson. Smith. Yes. Heyman. Yes. Just to clarify which meeting did you tell us to go into first? Law enforcement. Enforcement. Okay. Sorry. Okay. Looking for, we are now in the Riverton Law Enforcement Service Area Board meeting. Welcome everyone. Focus people. Thank you. We would like to move to item number two, the consent agenda. Mayor, I move we approve the consent agenda of the our Riverton Law Enforcement Service Board meeting in the Peruchi seconds. All in a roll call or all in favor. All in favor? Yes. Aye. Any opposed. Okay, thank you. Discussion action items. Mr. Gere, please. Yes, so council. Every year we have to adopt a tax rate. The tax rate is calculated by Salt Lake County. We are not doing a tax increase, so but they still have to go through and they recalculate because values change.

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