Approval Date: November 2018
Modified:27 March 2024
At least once each year, the Board shall give public notice of its annual meeting schedule. The notice shall specify date, time and place of such meetings.
Utah Code § 52-4-202(2) (2023)
In addition, the Board shall provide public notice of each meeting at least 24 hours in advance of each meeting; such notice shall include the agenda, date, time and place of the meeting.
Utah Code § 52-4-202(1) (2023)
The meeting agenda must be sufficiently specific to notify the public of the topics to be considered at the Board meeting. To be sufficiently specific, the agenda shall at least list each anticipated topic under an agenda item in a manner which identifies the subject of discussion and if known the nature of the Board action being considered on the subject. The Board may not consider a topic in an open meeting which was not listed under an agenda item and included with the advance public notice of the meeting, except that if an unlisted topic is raised by the public during an open meeting, the Board may at the discretion of the presiding board member discuss the topic but may not take any final action on that topic during the meeting. This limitation may not apply to an emergency meeting where the requirements for holding and giving the best practicable notice of such a meeting have been met. (See “Emergency Meeting” below.)
Utah Code § 52-4-202(6) (2023)
When the Board is meeting to conduct a public hearing with respect to adopting the budget or levying a tax rate which exceeds the certified tax rate, the Board’s agenda must be limited to the hearing(s) and discussion and action on those items. (If the Board holds another meeting on the same date to address general business items, the other meeting must conclude before the meeting on the budget and/or tax rate levy.)
Utah Code § 59-2-919(8)(b)(i)(B), (e) (2024)
Public notice of each Board meeting and of the Board’s annual meeting schedule shall be given by:
Notice of each Board meeting shall also be given to each interested mayor or interested county executive (or their designee). An “interested mayor” is the mayor of a municipality that is partly or entirely within the boudaries of the school district. An “interested executive” is the county executive or county manager of a county with unincorporated area within the boundaries of the school district. This notice shall be provided by mail, email, or other effective means agreed to by the person to receive notice.
Utah Code § 52-4-202(3), (4) (2023)
Utah Code § 63A-12-201 (2023)
Utah Code § 53G-7-208(3)(e) (2019)
In case of emergency or urgent public necessity which renders it impractical to give the notice identified in the paragraphs above, the best notice practicable shall be given of the time and place of the meeting and of the topics to be considered at the meeting. No such emergency meeting of the Board shall be held unless an attempt has been made to notify all of its members and a majority of the members vote in the affirmative to hold the meeting.
Utah Code § 52-4-202(5) (2023)
In addition to complying with the aforementioned public notice requirements, in regards to the budget hearing, the Board shall do the following:
Utah Code § 53G-7-303(3) (2019)
Utah Code § 53F-8-201(3) (2019)
Utah Code § 59-2-919 (2024)