The Perry City Council tabled a proposed interlocal agreement for fire and emergency medical services with Brigham City during its Jan. 8 meeting, citing concerns about escalating costs, a multi-year commitment and limited flexibility to exit the contract. The action comes as Brigham City moves to renegotiate fire and ambulance agreements across southern Box Elder County after city officials concluded that residents have long subsidized service outside city limits under an unsustainable funding model. Under the proposed agreement, Perry would pay Brigham City 5,000 in the first year, 0,000 in the second year and 5,000 in the third year for...

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