A legislative audit found two San Juan County commissioners' meetings with an outside lawyer violated transparency rules.
Then-San Juan County Commissioner Willie Grayeyes looks on as Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez and Commissioner Kenneth Maryboy sign an agreement in 2020 to allow San Juan County to maintain tribal roads. Maryboy and Grayeyes' reliance on an outside lawyer for advice came under fire in a new Utah legislative audit.
Shortly before last November’s election, a trove of emails surfaced detailing communications Grayeyes and Maryboy had with an outside lawyer,, who was providing them pro bono advice and had previously represented the Navajo Nation on various matters. Like most Utah counties, San Juan is governed by a three-member commission, so a commission quorum is formed any time two members get together, raising the need for a noticed meeting if county business is discussed.
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