Federal judge throws out Dutch John suit alleging Daggett County was spending the town’s money and illegally selling its property

(Brian Maffly | Tribune file photo) Flaming Gorge Dam, built by the federal Bureau of Reclamation, is a dominant feature of tiny Daggett County, October 2018. The county recently got some good news when a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against it by the town of Dutch John.

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