Utah SB0028 modifies county classification criteria based on population and revenue.
Utah SB0028 modifies how counties are classified based on population and revenue. It requires the Utah Population Commission and the State Tax Commission to report every five years to the lieutenant governor on average population and revenue for each county classification. Counties will be reclassified if their population or revenue significantly deviates from the average for their current classification. The lieutenant governor will then issue a certificate to effect the change. The bill also sets specific population thresholds for each county class.
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