Utah § 26A-1-117 Funding of departments -- Tax levies.

Utah Statutes

§ 26A-1-117 — Funding of departments -- Tax levies.

Utah § 26A-1-117

Title 26ALocal Health Authorities

Ch. 26A-1Local Health Departments

Part 26A-1-1Local Health Department Act

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Utah Code Ann. § 26A-1-117 (2026).

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(1)Counties involved in the establishment and operation of local health departments shall fund the local health departments with appropriations from the General Fund, from the levy of a tax, or in part by an appropriation and in part by a levy under Subsection 17-63-701(2).

(2)A local health department may be funded as provided by law from:

(2)(a) local, state, and federal funds within local levy ceilings;

(2)(b) a separate ceiling exempt tax under Section 59-2-911, which may not exceed .0004 per dollar of taxable value of taxable property; or

(2)(c) in part by each.

(3)Local funds from either tax source shall be appropriated by the local governing authorities of the counties participating in the local health department.

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(1) Counties involved in the establishment and operation of local health departments shall fund the local health departments with appropriations from the General Fund, from the levy of a tax, or in part by an appropriation and in part by a levy under Subsection 17-63-701(2).
(2) A local health department may be funded as provided by law from:
(2)(a) local, state, and federal funds within local levy ceilings;
(2)(b) a separate ceiling exempt tax under Section 59-2-911, which may not exceed .0004 per dollar of taxable value of taxable property; or
(2)(c) in part by each.
(3) Local funds from either tax source shall be appropriated by the local governing authorities of the counties participating in the local health department.