COALVILLE, Utah — The Summit County Council voted unanimously last Wednesday to apply for entry into the state’s Indigent Aggravated Murder Defense Fund, a move county staff said could shift hundreds of thousands of dollars in expected appeal costs from local taxpayers to a state-managed pool. The vote on Resolution 2026-13 came with a condition added from the dais: the county will not finalize its entry — and will not pay the roughly $233,000 a…
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