Council approves Annexation of 87.74 Acres, 4–0

Annexation of 87.74 Acres

4 yes, 0 no

Ryan Smith (yes), Robin Troxell (yes), Dave Hipp (yes), Matthew Jensen (yes)

Zoning Map Amendment

4 yes, 0 no

Ryan Smith (yes), Robin Troxell (yes), Dave Hipp (yes), Matthew Jensen (yes)

Adoption of 2026-27 Final Budget

4 yes, 0 no

Robin Troxell (yes), Ryan Smith (yes), Matthew Jensen (yes), Dave Hipp (yes)

Approval of August 2026 City Council Meeting Minutes and Utility Write-offs

0 yes, 0 no

Appointment of Interim Power Director

0 yes, 0 no

Waste Services Agreement

0 yes, 0 no

Amendment to Title V Fee Schedule

0 yes, 0 no

Approval of August 4, 2026, Minutes

0 yes, 0 no

Application #26-076 / Permitted Use Permit / Brigham City Fueling Center

0 yes, 0 no

Stewart Land Company Annexation

1000 West between Highway 13 and 1500 North

Annexation of 87.74 acres into city limits.

approved (4-0) · still approved

Brigham City Fueling Center

1560 North 2400 West

A new fueling station featuring a convenience store, quick-service restaurant, and high-flow diesel lanes for semi-trucks.

approved · still approved

Library Budget and Staffing

The board is reviewing financial vouchers and usage statistics to ensure the library is running efficiently and meeting community needs.

What it means: All library patrons benefit from well-managed facilities and programs.

Commercial Development at 2400 West

As the north end of Brigham City grows, the city is working to upgrade 2400 West to handle more traffic, including semi-trucks. The goal is to eventually make it a major, safe route for industrial traffic.

What it means: The project requires the developer to dedicate 20 feet of land for future road widening.

Property Tax Increase

The city is balancing a $90 million budget. The Council decided to use reserve funds to avoid a property tax increase this year.

What it means: Residents will not see a property tax increase on their upcoming bills.

Consolidation of City Fees

The city is updating its recycling contract and increasing the monthly fee to $11.

What it means: Residents will pay $1 more per month for recycling services.