November Connector
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News and Updates from the Davis County
Commissioners.
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November 2025
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Fall continues to unfold across Davis County,
wrapping our communities in crisp air, golden
light and the spirit of connections. November
invites us to slow our pace, gather with neighbors
and appreciate the beauty in everyday moments.
Let’s take the time to celebrate the people, place
and programs that make Davis County such a
wonderful place to live, work and belong.
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Important
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Truth-in-Taxation Public Open House
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Davis County invites residents to the upcoming Truth-in-Taxation public open houses to learn how tax dollars support essential services. These sessions provide an opportunity to learn about the budget process and stay informed about decisions affecting our community.
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Local City Election Day
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Tuesday, November 4th
Election season is here! Davis County encourages everyone to get out and vote for your city officials on Tuesday, November 4th. Mail in ballots need to be in our possession by 8 pm on Election Day. Your voice helps shape the future of our communities – every vote makes a difference. Bountiful City, Centerville City, Clearfield City, Clinton City, Layton City, North Salt Lake City, Syracuse City, West Bountiful City, West Point City.
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Ensuring Election Integrity: Davis County’s Voter Records Audit Results
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Davis County recently completed its 2025 voter registration review, confirming an impressive 99.97% accuracy rate across 229,989 records. The process included multiple verification
checks, such as voter documentation and Geographic Information System (GIS) address matching, to ensure the integrity of voter data. We’re grateful to our dedicated staff for their diligent work in maintaining secure and reliable elections.
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Property Tax Due Date Reminder
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Monday, December 1, 2025
Tax notices are being mailed mid-October, so please watch for yours and plan accordingly to ensure on-time payment. Because November 30 falls on a Sunday this year, real property taxes will be due on Monday, December 1, 2025, in accordance with Utah Code Ann.
§ 59-2-1330 (2026).
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Davis County Data Privacy Program
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We've launched the Davis County Data
Privacy Program to ensure your data is
always handled with transparency,
security, and respect. To explain our
commitment to you and your rights under
Utah's privacy law, we created this short
video. We invite you to watch and learn
more about how we are working to be a
trusted steward of your data.
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Finding Information Just Got Easier!
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Powered by Polimorphic, our new
AI-driven search makes connecting with
county services simple and effective.
Just type your question in everyday
language and instantly get accurate
answers – plus additional detail and
resources related to your request.
Fast, intuitive, and reliable, this tool
transforms how you access county
information – helping you spend less
time searching and more time getting
things done.
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HELPFUL INFORMATION
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Youth Mental Health Screening
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Youth Mental Health Screening
Thursday, November 13
Davis Behavioral Health - Layton
4:00 pm – 7:00 pm
2250 North 1700 West, Building A
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A free screening event for preschool and elementary-aged children will be held November 13
at Davis Behavioral Health in Layton. Meet with a therapist to discuss your child’s social and emotional needs and connect with local resources. Register by November 6 at dbhutah.org/screening/.
Please note: this is not a full psychological evaluation, and no clinical diagnosis will be made. This event is put on in collaboration with Davis Behavioral Health, Davis County Health Department, Davis School District, and USU Extension - Davis County.
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Holiday Help
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The holiday season is upon us and whether you need help or are looking to give help, the Davis Links holiday assistance list is a great place to start! If you know of other local programs that should be added to this list, contact Davis Links at davislinks.org. Linking People. Lifting Communities.
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Be Prepared
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Take time to prepare before an earthquake hits. Secure heavy items, create a family communication plan and keep emergency supplies on hand. A little preparation now can
make a big difference later.
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Stay Safe Online
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Wednesday, November 19
6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
Centerville Library
1445 South 400 West, Centerville
Knowledge, conversation and recognition will help keep you and your children safe. Awareness is the best protection!
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HELPFUL INFORMATION
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Library
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Americans and the Holocaust
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum - Traveling Exhibit
October 1st – November 6th. There is still time!
Clearfield Branch Library
1 N. Main St., Clearfield
Thank you to all of those that visited the Americans and the Holocaust exhibit in October. We hope you enjoyed it and were able to get a better sense of the what, why, and how during this time in our history.
This exhibit addresses important themes in American history, including American’s responses to refugees, war and genocide in the 1930s and ‘40s.
You can get details about the exhibit here Americans and the Holocaust Exhibit. We are also hosting some special programs that will complement the exhibit featuring local and national experts on the subject. You can find more information at Americans and the Holocaust Programs
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Address Unknown Dramatic Reading
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Thursday, November 6 @6:30 pm
Clearfield Community Arts Center
2nd Floor Gala Room
142 Center Street, Clearfield
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Tending the Sacred
How Indigenous Wisdom will Save The World
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Monday, November 17 @6:30 pm
Layton Branch Library
155 N Wasatch Drive, Layton
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Recognition
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Deputy Sam Boyd - Life Saving Medal
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On May 21, 2025, Deputy Sam Boyd responded to an emergency involving a female who was
involved in a lawn mowing accident. The information provided by Dispatch stated this was a "68-
year-old female whose lawn mower had cut off part of her heel, there was SERIOUS bleeding,
and amputated parts had not been found." Within four minutes from the original dispatched call,
Deputy Boyd arrived and analyzed the scene, recognized the serious nature of the incident, and
applied a tourniquet. He maintained command of the scene, remaining calm and professional
while caring for the patient, eventually applying a second tourniquet, and providing updates to
Dispatch. Deputy Boyd's quick response, assessment, and professional execution of applying
the tourniquets likely saved the patient from further trauma, but also potentially saved her life.
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Recognition
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Deputies Finley, Wheelwright, and Silver - Life Saving Medal
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On June 7, 2025, Deputy Vanessa Finley discovered an unresponsive inmate during the
morning headcount. Deputy Finley immediately called for urgent medical assistance. The
inmate was motionless on his bunk, appearing lifeless. Wellpath nurses Craig and Sharon P.
were the first to arrive, and began lifesaving measures. Deputies Kirk Silver and Colton
Wheelwright followed close behind. These four moved the inmate from the bunk to the floor so
they could administer CPR more effectively. RN Craig led the resuscitation efforts, initiating
chest compressions and issuing clear, decisive instructions to everyone present. His calm and
direct approach was instrumental in maintaining focus and coordination during the highly
stressful incident. Following RN Craig, Deputy Wheelwright took over chest compressions,
continuing lifesaving efforts, and was eventually relieved by RN Morgan. Deputy Silver played a
vital role in maintaining head control and assisting RN Sharon D. with the bag valve mask to
ensure adequate ventilation. Deputy Finley's contribution was equally significant. She contacted
Dispatch, requesting emergency medical services. She commenced the meticulous
documentation of the scene, initiated the crime scene log, and promptly notified the crime scene
investigator. She also prepared the documentation and required equipment for the transport
team. The collective and coordinated actions of these seven individuals were pivotal in saving
the inmate's life. Their swift response, coupled with their knowledge and skills, ensured that the
inmate received the necessary medical intervention without delay. This timely and effective care
played a crucial role in saving the inmate's life.
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Events and Things to Do
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November
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November in Davis County is full of moments to enjoy together - from cozy community gatherings and craft fairs to local dining and outdoor adventures. Whether you’re exploring new places or revisiting old favorites, there’s always something to discover close to home. Find events and ideas at Discover Davis!
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FUN
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Great Salt Lake Bird Festival
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Photo Contest
November 1st - November 16th
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All the information can be found by scanning the QR code or by going to our website.
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Veterans' Day
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The Davis County Administration
building and supporting offices will
be closed for
Veterans' Day.
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Thanksgiving
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The Davis County Administration
building and supporting offices will
be closed for
Thanksgiving on Thursday and Friday.
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