Goshen County public meetings in 2021

County Commissioners

The Goshen County Commission is meeting to approve the agenda and minutes, receive departmental reports, and discuss county business. Reports are scheduled from Road and Bridge, Clerk of Court, Assessor, County Clerk, and Emergency Manager, with no reports from Sheriff, Treasurer, or Library. The County Clerk's report includes discussion of the county calendar and board seats.

• Accept Road and Bridge report
• Accept Clerk of Court Earnings Report
• Accept County Assessor Reduction Orders
• Accept County Clerk warrant report, earnings report, employee bonds, county calendar discussion, board seats discussion
• Emergency Manager and Fire Warden report

The Goshen County Commission approved warrants totaling $876,106.67 for November, including payroll, equipment, and fire department expenses. The board also approved the Norton and Redding Subdivision final plats, the Clerk of District Court earnings report of $3,190.50, a tax reduction order of $0.98, the 2022 County Holiday Calendar, and monthly reports from the Road and Bridge, Fire Warden, Emergency Manager, and Library. The next regular meeting is scheduled for January 4, 2022.

• Approved warrants for payment totaling $876,106.67
• Approved the Norton Subdivision final plat
• Approved the Redding Subdivision final plat
• Approved the Clerk of District Court earnings report of $3,190.50
• Approved a Reduction of Taxes Order in the amount of $0.98
• Approved the 2022 County Holiday Calendar
• Accepted the Road and Bridge, Fire Warden, Emergency Manager, and Library reports
• Approved one employment bond

County Commissioners

The Goshen County Commission is holding a regular meeting with routine departmental reports, including the Sheriff's commissary and earnings, Assessor's reduction orders, and Treasurer's warrants. The agenda is mostly procedural, with no major decisions listed, but includes a public comment period and a mention of attending a library celebration.

• Accept County Sheriff report: Commissary and earnings report
• Accept County Assessor report: Reduction Orders
• Accept County Treasurer report
• Accept County Clerk report: updated warrants; employee bonds
• Attend Library celebration

The Goshen County Commission approved a $10,734 grant contract with the Wyoming Department of Homeland Security to replace an emergency communications repeater. Commissioner Burkart recused himself from the vote. The board also accepted the sheriff's commissary and earnings reports, approved tax reduction orders totaling $2,385.70, and approved Resolution 2021-09 appointing part-time magistrates for Circuit Court.

• Approved $10,734 grant contract for emergency communications repeater (Commissioner Burkart recused)
• Approved Resolution 2021-09 appointing part-time magistrates for Circuit Court
• Approved Sheriff's Commissary and Earnings reports for October
• Approved Reduction of Taxes Orders totaling $2,385.70
• Approved updated warrant report
• Approved transfer of 80 hours sick time from sick bank for an employee
• Accepted Clerk's report
• Accepted Library report

County Commissioners

The Goshen County Commission is meeting to approve the agenda and minutes, receive departmental reports, and consider a contract with the Wyoming Department of Health for an Emergency Preparedness Grant. The agenda includes routine reports and requests for credit cards and other administrative items.

• Wyoming Dept of Health contract for Emergency Preparedness Grant
• Road and Bridge requests credit card
• County Clerk requests credit card for Clerk and Maint. Dept
• Emergency Manager and Fire Warden: Grant contract generator
• County Assessor report: Reduction Orders

The Goshen County Board of Commissioners approved seven subdivision plats, including Autumn View Ridge, Cardinal Subdivision 2nd Filing, Vacation of Coney Acres Subdivision Part A, Docheff, John and Lisa Hood, Stricker (contingent on final paperwork), and Wilson. They also canceled the Partial Fire Ban, approved two homeland security grants ($65,000 for an EWC generator and $20,000 for sheriff's office communications), and a $100,000 Public Health Emergency Preparedness grant. The board approved a credit card for Road and Bridge, accepted the Clerk of District Court earnings report of $3,102.50, and approved warrants totaling $797,396.03.

• Approved Autumn View Ridge Subdivision plat
• Approved Cardinal Subdivision 2nd Filing plat
• Approved Vacation of Coney Acres Subdivision Part A
• Approved Docheff Subdivision plat
• Approved John and Lisa Hood Subdivision plat
• Approved Stricker Subdivision contingent on final paperwork
• Approved Wilson Subdivision plat
• Canceled Partial Fire Ban

County Commissioners

The Goshen County Commission is meeting to approve minutes, receive departmental reports, and hold an executive session regarding personnel. The agenda is mostly routine, with reports from several county offices and a proclamation for the library's 100th anniversary.

• Accept Road and Bridge report
• Accept Clerk of Court earnings report
• Accept County Assessor reduction order
• Accept County Clerk warrant report, earnings report, and employee bonds
• Proclamation of 100-year anniversary of the County Library

The Goshen County Commission approved $826,444.08 in warrants, a $40,600 Homeland Security grant, and a library centennial proclamation. They also accepted reports from the Road & Bridge, Assessor, Clerk, Fire Warden, Emergency Manager, and Sheriff. The commission canceled its October 19 meeting and will meet in Lusk to appoint a replacement for resigned Representative Hans Hunt.

• Approved $826,444.08 in warrants (unanimous)
• Approved $40,600 Wyoming Office of Homeland Security grant (unanimous)
• Approved Goshen County Library 100th Anniversary Proclamation (unanimous)
• Approved $3,314.00 Clerk of District Court earnings report (unanimous)
• Approved $1,012.65 in tax reduction orders (unanimous)
• Approved three employment bonds (unanimous)
• Canceled October 19, 2021 regular meeting (unanimous)
• Scheduled October 19, 2021 meeting in Lusk to appoint legislative replacement (unanimous)

County Commissioners

The Goshen County Commission will hold a regular meeting with routine reports and approvals. They will consider a request to close a street in Hawk Springs and discuss abandoned vehicles. An executive session on personnel is also scheduled.

• Request to close street in Hawk Springs
• Discussion of abandoned vehicles
• Ratify irrigation certificates
• Approve updated warrants and employee bonds
• Executive session on personnel

The Goshen County Board of Commissioners approved several routine items, including a road closure for a cornhole tournament, the sheriff's commissary report, tax reduction orders, the treasurer's report, and irrigation certificates. They also approved an engagement letter with a new auditing firm pending legal review, after the prior auditors resigned with short notice. The meeting was brief and adjourned at 9:20 am.

• Approved road closure in Hawk Springs for cornhole tournament (unanimous)
• Accepted Sheriff's commissary account report (unanimous)
• Approved Reduction of Taxes Orders totaling $2,082.64 (unanimous)
• Accepted Treasurer's monthly report (unanimous)
• Ratified yearly Irrigation Certificates (unanimous)
• Accepted updated warrant report (unanimous)
• Approved engagement letter with Atlas auditing firm pending legal review (unanimous)
• Approved WYDOT Acceptance Certificate for Horse Creek Bridge (unanimous)

County Commissioners

The Goshen County Commission will consider routine departmental reports and then hear from GASB consultant Ron Russell on the FY2021 management report draft. They will also discuss a possible oil, gas, and mineral lease offer, a Sixth Penny tax discussion requested by the Lingle Mayor, and road information for a bike race.

• Accept Road and Bridge report
• Accept Clerk of Court earnings report
• Accept County Assessor reduction order
• GASB Consultant Ron Russell presents FY2021 Management Report Draft
• Possible oil, gas, and mineral lease offer to county

The Goshen County Commission approved a $50,000 County Road Fund agreement for Sheep Creek Road repairs, accepted two final subdivision plats, and approved a $767,004.03 warrant list. They also approved a tax reduction order totaling $6,787.68 and a rebate of $318.81, and tabled a mineral lease offer pending legal review. No action was taken on a proposed 6th-penny tax for the 2022 ballot.

• Approved CRF Agreement 20-01 for Sheep Creek Road repairs ($50,000)
• Approved final plats for Hardesty and Johnson Subdivisions, pending Conservation District approval
• Approved warrants totaling $767,004.03
• Approved tax reduction order of $6,787.68 and rebate of $318.81
• Approved Clerk of District Court earnings report of $4,788.90
• Approved Sheriff's earnings report of $1,985.00
• Approved TANF CPI grant contract of $53,500
• Tabled mineral lease offer pending legal approval

County Commissioners

The Goshen County Board of County Commissioners met and approved several routine items, including the sheriff's monthly earnings report, a towing voucher, the treasurer's and clerk's reports, and a request to close a street by the park in Hawk Springs for a street dance on August 28, 2021. No major policy decisions were made; the meeting was largely procedural.

• Approved agenda and minutes of last meeting and budget hearing
• Accepted Sheriff's July earnings report of $1,575.00
• Approved $19,724.00 voucher to Butler's Towing for abandoned vehicles
• Accepted Treasurer's monthly report
• Accepted updated warrant report and Clerk's report
• Allowed street closure by park in Hawk Springs for street dance on Aug 28, 2021

County Commissioners

The Goshen County Commission is meeting to approve routine reports and consider several action items, including a resolution setting tax levies, a joint powers board agreement with Urban Systems, and a possible oil, gas, and mineral lease offer to the county. The agenda also includes departmental reports and public comment.

• Resolution 2021-05 setting tax levies (County Assessor report)
• Urban Systems Joint Powers Board agreement (new business)
• Possible oil, gas, and mineral lease offer to county (new business)
• Accept Road and Bridge report: Air quality grant
• Accept County Clerk report: warrant report, earnings report, employee bonds

The Goshen County Commission approved Resolution 2021-07 to apply for a $12,636 federal grant through WYDOT's Congestion Mitigation Air Quality program for a broom attachment project, and authorized the Road Superintendent to sign all forms. They also approved a WYDOT signage grant application, accepted a final certificate for a striping grant, and approved the Road and Bridge report. The board approved Resolution 2021-05 establishing FY2022 tax levies, with all special districts at full capacity except cemetery districts, and approved over $833,000 in warrants for payment. The commission also approved an amended cooperative agreement with WYDOT and the City of Torrington for $119,187, and discussed a potential lease of county-owned mineral rights for oil exploration, seeking public input.

• Approved Resolution 2021-07 for $12,636 CMAQ grant application (passed)
• Allowed Road Superintendent to apply for WYDOT signage grant (passed)
• Approved final certificate of acceptance for striping grant (passed)
• Accepted Road and Bridge report (passed)
• Approved Resolution 2021-05 establishing FY2022 tax levies (passed)
• Approved warrants totaling $833,016.02 (passed)
• Approved amended cooperative agreement with WYDOT and City of Torrington for $119,187 (passed)
• Accepted Fire Warden and Emergency Manager reports (passed)

County Commissioners

The Goshen County Commission is meeting to review departmental reports, consider the FY 2022 budget resolution, and hold a Board of Equalization hearing. The agenda also includes a contract amendment with the Wyoming Department of Health for public health services.

• Resolution 2021-04: Fiscal Year 2022 Budget
• Board of Equalization hearing scheduled for 9:30 am
• Amendment One to contract between Wyoming Department of Health Public Health and Goshen County
• County Treasurer monthly update
• County Clerk report: updated warrants and employee bonds

The Goshen County Board of County Commissioners approved Resolution 2021-04, adopting the fiscal year 2022 budget and appropriating funds. The board also accepted monthly reports from the Sheriff, Treasurer, and Clerk, including the warrant and payroll liability reports. Two tax protests were withdrawn, and the board approved an amendment extending the Crisis Response Grant contract.

• Approved the agenda and minutes of the last meeting and budget hearing
• Accepted the Sheriff's monthly earnings report of $1240.00
• Accepted the Treasurer's monthly report
• Accepted the warrant report and payroll liability report
• Approved Resolution 2021-04 adopting the FY 2022 budget
• Adjourned the Board of Equalization after two tax protests were withdrawn
• Accepted the Goshen County Library report
• Approved Amendment One extending the Crisis Response Grant contract

County Commissioners

The Goshen County Commission is meeting to approve the agenda and minutes, receive departmental reports, and discuss new business including MOU amendments for Public Health, a STIP presentation by WYDOT, and an MOU and salary agreement for the Extension 4H Coordinator. The agenda is largely routine, with no major public hearings or ordinances listed.

• Accept Road and Bridge report
• Accept County Assessor report: reduction order
• MOU Amendments for Public Health with Kelly Beard
• STIP presentation by WYDOT
• Salary agreement for Extension 4H Coordinator

The Goshen County Board of Commissioners approved final plats for the Alameda-Evans, Paules, and Vandel subdivisions, all upon recommendation of the Planning Commission. The board also approved the Road and Bridge report, the Clerk of District Court earnings report of $5,850.20, the Fire Warden's and Emergency Manager's reports, an MOU amendment with the Wyoming Department of Health, and permission to replace a public health nurse position. Warrants for payment totaling $887,719.06 were approved, along with MOUs with the University of Wyoming for extension services and a 4H Educator salary agreement.

• Approved final plat for Alameda-Evans Subdivision
• Approved final plat for Vandel Subdivision
• Approved final plat for Paules Subdivision
• Approved Road and Bridge report
• Approved Clerk of District Court earnings report of $5,850.20
• Approved Fire Warden's and Emergency Manager's reports
• Approved MOU amendment with Wyoming Department of Health and replacement of public health nurse position
• Approved warrants for payment totaling $887,719.06

County Commissioners

The Goshen County Commission is meeting to approve minutes, receive departmental reports, and discuss several items including a possible part-time IT position, an intergovernmental agreement extension, and a budget amendment hearing. The agenda also includes public comments on a pothole and junked vehicles.

• Discuss adding part-time IT Director position
• Extend MOU with Public Health Director Kelly Beard
• Budget Amendment Hearing advertised for 10 am
• Resident concerns over junked vehicles
• Pothole on Hope Road raised by residents

The Board approved a series of budget amendments for fiscal year 2020-2021, including $200,000 for the American Rescue Plan and $150,000 for road projects. It also approved an amendment extending the COVID Surveillance and Services MOU with the Wyoming Department of Health to 12-31-2021, and a $6,000 yearly rental agreement with the University of Wyoming SARE program. Monthly reports from the Sheriff, Treasurer, and County Clerk were accepted, and a payment on the striping contract was approved.

• Approved the agenda and minutes of the last meeting
• Accepted the Sheriff's monthly earnings report of $1,260.00
• Accepted the Treasurer's monthly report
• Approved a payment on the striping contract as submitted
• Approved the payroll liability report
• Approved the updated warrant report
• Approved the amendment to the COVID Surveillance and Services MOU with the Wyoming Department of Health, extending the end date to 12-31-2021
• Approved the $6,000 yearly Rental Agreement between the University of Wyoming SARE program and Goshen County

County Commissioners

The Goshen County Commission is meeting to approve routine reports, including the Road and Bridge report, Clerk of Court earnings, Assessor reduction order, and Clerk warrant report. They will also discuss new business, including Dennis Simmons' request regarding Hawk Springs Park and closing streets for two events, a WIC contract, renewing a policy with Burns Insurance, and appointing board positions.

• Dennis Simmons: Hawk Springs Park and close streets for two events
• WIC contract
• Burns Insurance: renew policy
• Appoint Board Positions
• Accept Road and Bridge report

County Commissioners

The Goshen County Commission is meeting to approve minutes, receive departmental reports, and discuss several items of new business. Residents will propose closing a Hawk Springs street for a celebration and discuss park improvements, including a fundraising idea for a sprinkler system. The commission will also consider a public health emergency preparedness grant contract.

• Resident Dennis Simmons: Close Hawk Springs street for a celebration; discuss Hawk Springs Park
• Resident LaDonna Feagler: Fund raising idea for sprinkler system in park
• Kelly Beard: Public Health Emergency Preparedness grant contract
• County Treasurer monthly update
• County Clerk updated warrants; Election Equipment Contract; employee bonds

The Goshen County Board of County Commissioners approved routine reports and contracts, including a $26,360 annual maintenance and software agreement with Election Systems & Software LLC and a $103,000 Public Health Emergency Preparedness contract with the Wyoming Department of Health. The board also accepted the Sheriff's commissary report, the Treasurer's monthly report, the Clerk's updated warrant report, and two employee bonds. No public comment was offered, and the meeting adjourned at 9:45 am.

• Approved agenda and minutes of last meeting (unanimous)
• Accepted Sheriff's commissary and earnings report for $1,970 (unanimous)
• Accepted Treasurer's monthly report (unanimous)
• Approved updated warrant report (unanimous)
• Approved two employee bonds (unanimous)
• Approved $26,360/year Election Systems & Software LLC contract (unanimous)
• Approved $103,000 Public Health Emergency Preparedness contract with State of Wyoming (unanimous)

County Commissioners

The Goshen County Commission will meet to consider a resolution regarding Presidential Executive Order 14008 on the climate crisis, hear a nuisance case involving Calvin and Isabel Hoy with their attorney, and award scholarships. The board will also accept departmental reports, including from Road and Bridge, Clerk of Court, and County Clerk.

• Resolution 2021-03 re: Presidential Executive Order 14008 Tackling the Climate Crisis
• Nuisance case: Calvin and Isabel Hoy with Attorney Eric Boyer
• Award Scholarships
• Accept Road and Bridge report
• Accept Clerk of Court report: Earnings Report

The Goshen County Board of County Commissioners approved the Road and Bridge report, including final plats for the Coon Subdivision and Bear Mountain Beef Subdivision (with Commissioner Cox recusing himself from the latter due to a conflict of interest). They also approved the Clerk of District Court earnings report of $4,194.76, the County Clerk's earnings report of $20,777.50, two employment bonds, and warrants totaling $674,459.44. Additionally, they passed Resolution 2021-03 expressing concern about Presidential Executive Order No. 14008, and awarded four scholarships.

• Approved final plat for Coon Subdivision
• Approved final plat for Bear Mountain Beef Subdivision (Cox recused)
• Approved Road and Bridge report
• Approved Clerk of District Court earnings report of $4,194.76
• Approved County Clerk earnings report of $20,777.50
• Approved warrants totaling $674,459.44
• Approved Resolution 2021-03 concerning Executive Order No. 14008
• Awarded scholarships to Noelle Chapman, Thomas Lee Heron, Jaycee Myrtle, and Calista Dugger

County Commissioners

The Goshen County Commission is meeting to approve the agenda and minutes, receive departmental reports, and hold a public hearing on a budget amendment. They will also hear public comments on a proposed resolution and a request to dissolve the Lingle Fire Joint Powers Board.

• Budget Amendment Hearing at 10:00 am
• Public comment: Gay Woodhouse on proposed resolution
• Public comment: George Siglin on dissolving JPB Lingle Fire
• County Treasurer monthly update
• County Clerk updated warrants and TANF CPI grant application

The Goshen County Commission approved a High Risk Rural Roads (HRRR) grant agreement with WYDOT for guardrail installation, totaling $100,000 with a 10% county match. The board also accepted reports from the Sheriff, Treasurer, and County Clerk, and approved a budget amendment covering federal fire funds, CARES Act funds, and various expense adjustments. A proposed resolution denying blanket approval of gambling machines was discussed but not adopted, as state statute already requires individual site approval.

• Approved HRRR grant agreement with WYDOT for guardrail installation ($100,000, 10% match)
• Accepted Sheriff's Commissary report
• Accepted County Treasurer's monthly report
• Approved updated warrant report
• Approved budget amendment including $320,000 Federal Fire Funds and $875,060 CARES Act Funds
• Discussed but did not adopt resolution on gambling machines

County Commissioners

The Goshen County Commission will meet to approve minutes, receive departmental reports, and consider new business including the reorganization of commissioner duties and a contract for County Health Officer Kelly Beard. The agenda is largely routine, with most items being standard reports and approvals.

• Reorganization of Commissioner duties
• Kelly Beard – County Health Officer contract
• Accept Road and Bridge report: Guardrail grant contract (Wydot)
• Accept County Assessor report: Tax Reduction Orders
• Accept County Clerk report: warrant report; earnings report; employee bonds

The Goshen County Commissioners approved the Stamm Subdivision 2nd Filing and James Subdivision plats, accepted the Road and Bridge report, and approved tax reduction orders totaling $1,425.21. They also voted to opt out of managing the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP), allowing Goshen Help to administer the funds. The board approved the County Clerk's report, including warrants totaling $586,744.16, and re-elected John Ellis as Chairman and Cody Cox as Vice Chairman.

• Approved the Stamm Subdivision 2nd Filing plat as submitted.
• Approved the James Subdivision plat as presented.
• Approved Reduction of Taxes Orders totaling $1,425.21.
• Approved the Assessor's Report.
• Approved the Clerk of District Court's monthly report.
• Approved the Fire Warden's monthly report.
• Approved the County Clerk's report, including earnings reports and warrants for payment.
• Approved the contract with Wyoming Department of Health for health officer payment of $9,600.

County Commissioners

The meeting includes a liquor license hearing for Wyoming Ranch Foods LLC and updates from various county departments. The Sheriff's report will include a commissary report and a discussion regarding vehicles.

• Liquor license hearing for Wyoming Ranch Foods LLC
• County Sheriff report including commissary and vehicle discussion
• County Treasurer monthly update
• County Clerk updated warrants

The Goshen County Board of County Commissioners met in regular session and approved the revised agenda and minutes from the last meeting. They accepted the Sheriff's Commissary report and the County Clerk's updated warrant report. The board also approved a retail liquor license for off-premises sales for Wyoming Ranch Foods LLC at 127 W. 11th Avenue, Torrington, WY. No public comment was offered, and the meeting adjourned at 9:32 am.

• Approved the revised agenda and minutes of the last meeting.
• Accepted the Sheriff's Commissary report from Sheriff Fleenor.
• Approved the updated warrant report presented by County Clerk Cindy Kenyon.
• Approved the retail liquor license for off-premises sales for Wyoming Ranch Foods LLC at 127 W. 11th Avenue, Torrington, WY.

County Commissioners

The Goshen County Commission is meeting to approve routine departmental reports and handle new business. They will consider a resolution to appoint a special prosecutor for the County Attorney's Office and an MOU for a Comprehensive Community Coalition grant. Public comment includes a road discussion.

• Resolution to Appoint a Special Prosecutor 2021-02 for the County Attorney's Office
• MOU for the Comprehensive Community Coalition grant (Lynette Saucedo)
• Accept Road and Bridge report
• Accept Clerk of Court report: Earnings Report
• Accept County Clerk report: warrant report, earnings report, employee bonds

The Goshen County Board of County Commissioners approved the FAF North and P & C Miller subdivision final plats, both with do-pass recommendations from the planning commission. They also approved Resolution 2021-02 appointing Bryan A. Skoric as special prosecutor, a memorandum of understanding with the Comprehensive Community Coalition, and a large batch of warrants totaling $812,842.37. The meeting was largely routine, with no major policy changes or controversial decisions.

• Approved FAF North Subdivision final plat (unanimous)
• Approved P & C Miller Subdivision final plat (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2021-02 appointing special prosecutor Bryan A. Skoric (unanimous)
• Approved Memorandum of Understanding with Comprehensive Community Coalition (unanimous)
• Approved $812,842.37 in warrants for payment (unanimous)
• Approved employee sick bank request for 80 hours (unanimous)
• Approved two employee bonds (unanimous)
• Accepted earnings reports from Clerk of District Court, Sheriff, and County Clerk (unanimous)

County Commissioners

The Goshen County Commission is meeting to approve minutes, receive departmental reports, and discuss several items including a resident's road issue, WYDOT road use permits, updates from Goshen Help and Wyoming Downs, and the designation of a health insurance consultant. They will also consider ratifying Resolution 2021-01 to appoint a special prosecutor.

• Ratify Resolution 2021-01 to Appoint Special Prosecutor
• Gretchen Wollert – resident road issue
• Kyle Hardesty with WYDOT – road use permits
• Goshen Help – Kyle Borger update on yearly programs
• Wyoming Downs – Jill Jarrard

The Goshen County Commission approved COVID-19 response contracts totaling $238,575, awarded $282,963 in charitable relief funds, and selected Goshen Financial Strategies as the county's health insurance consultant. They also ratified a special prosecutor appointment and tabled a proposal on pari-mutuel betting machines.

• Approved COVID response contracts with State Dept. of Health: $100,000 for response activities, $138,575 for vaccination campaign
• Awarded charitable relief funds: St. Joseph's Children's Home $217,300.95, Senior Friendship Center $11,000, Wyoming Child and Family Development $26,744.30, Community Healthcare Foundation $26,918.30
• Awarded one-year health insurance consultant contract to Goshen Financial Strategies
• Ratified Resolution 2021-01A appointing Kelli Blomberg as special prosecutor
• Tabled discussion on blanket resolution for pari-mutuel betting machines
• Approved employee bonds and updated warrant report
• Approved Reduction of Taxes Order for $701.24
• Accepted Sheriff's, Treasurer's, and Clerk's reports

County Commissioners

The Goshen County Commission is meeting to approve routine reports, consider a public health contract, and hold a hearing on liquor license renewals. The agenda is mostly procedural, with no major policy decisions listed.

• Public Health contract under new business
• Liquor license renewal hearing at 10 am
• Road and Bridge report with permit info
• Clerk of Court earnings report
• County Clerk warrant report and employment bonds

County Commissioners

The Goshen County Commission is meeting to discuss routine departmental reports, including the sheriff's earnings report and Wyoming State Hospital placements, and to consider new business such as appointing board seats and a Fair Board request for $7,050 in operation and maintenance funds. The agenda is largely procedural with no major policy decisions.

• Fair Board request for O&M funds $7,050
• County Sheriff report: earnings and Wyoming State Hospital placements
• County Treasurer monthly update
• County Clerk updated warrants including federal fire funds
• Appoint board seats

County Commissioners

The Goshen County Commission is meeting to approve the agenda and minutes, receive departmental reports, and discuss reallocating some budgeted funds for the Road and Bridge department. The meeting is held via Zoom and includes public comment.

• Discuss reallocating some budgeted funds for Road and Bridge
• Accept Clerk of Court earnings report
• Accept County Clerk warrant report, earnings report, and employment bonds
• Emergency Manager and Fire Warden reports via email