The “RAMP tax” in Morgan County, is a small, dedicated levy collected by the county to support recreation programs and related services. It was


Proposition #22 on the General Election Ballot of Morgan County in November of 2018 and whose passing was affirmed by Morgan County


Ordinance CO-18-11 which further defined the taxes authorized uses.


Ballot Language:




“PROPOSITION #22


Shall Morgan, Utah, be authorized to impose a .1% sales


and use tax for the purpose of funding recreation programs


and facilities within Morgan County?”

 



February 3rd, 2026 the Morgan County Commission passed Morgan County Resolution CR 26-12 naming the Morgan County Council of


Governments (COG), as the RAMP Tax Advisory Board. The COG Board is comprised of elected officials and staff of Morgan County, Morgan City, and


the Morgan School District. Their meetings are monthly and are open to the public.

 



Key points for residents

  • What it funds: County recreation programs, facilities, and related services.
  • How it’s collected: As a dedicated local levy managed by the county treasurer.
  • Oversight: Morgan County COG serves as the advisory body, with public input encouraged and final authority being the Morgan County Commission.