Sublette County public meetings in 2025

County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to discuss budget items, procurement and AI policies, and a final plat review for Mountain Meadow Creek. The agenda also includes road adoptions and several memorandums of understanding.

• Mountain Meadow Creek Final Plat Review
• Adoption of new county roads via Rio Verde Engineering
• Discussion of new Procurement and AI policies
• MOU for County Road snow removal with BLM
• MOU between Fire Dept. and Town of Big Piney

The commissioners approved a 5‑year contract with Rugged Mountain Aviation for helicopter services (5‑0). They also approved the fire‑service MOU with the Town of Marbleton (5‑0) and a set of eight resolutions for new county roads and extensions (4‑1). Additional actions included approving the final plat for the Mountain Meadow Subdivision (4‑1), adopting employee‑handbook amendments (5‑0), and reimbursing a firefighter from the Professional Development fund (5‑0).

• Approved 5‑year helicopter contract with Rugged Mountain Aviation (5‑0)
• Approved fire MOU contract with Town of Marbleton (5‑0)
• Approved eight road‑project resolutions including Skyline Dr and Granite Ln extensions (4‑1)
• Approved final plat for Mountain Meadow Subdivision (4‑1)
• Adopted proposed amendments to the employee handbook (5‑0)
• Approved reimbursement for firefighter from Professional Development fund (5‑0)
• Approved accounts payable totaling $862,838.12 (5‑0)
• Approved four leases for the Visitor’s Center (5‑0)

County Commissioners Meetings

The Sublette County Commissioners will vote on a budget transfer resolution and hear updates on roads, the Children’s Learning Center, the local hospital, historic preservation grants, human resources, the treatment court, and the visitor’s center. In the afternoon, the Planning & Zoning Committee will review a guest request from Albert Ellis & Boulder Crest Foundation and a change‑in‑zoning and minor subdivision request for the Double J Ranch, followed by a planning update and monthly assessor and treasurer reports.

• Budget Transfer Resolution
• Change in Zoning and Minor Subdivision Request for the Double J Ranch
• Albert Ellis & Boulder Crest Foundation Guest RACH CUP Request
• Historic Preservation Board supplemental grant
• Treatment Court budget discussion

The commissioners approved the meeting agenda, minutes, $584,208.03 in accounts payable and $1,323,774.31 in payroll (all 5‑0). They adopted a $46,098.92 budget resolution by a 3‑2 vote. Additional actions included authorizing Road & Bridge maintenance, signing a letter supporting Senate File 19, and approving a historic‑preservation grant application.

• Approved agenda (5-0)
• Approved minutes of Nov 18, 2025 meeting (5-0)
• Approved accounts payable $584,208.03 (5-0)
• Approved payroll $1,323,774.31 and liabilities $691,805.07 (5-0)
• Approved budget resolution $46,098.92 (3-2, White and Bernard opposed)
• Approved Road & Bridge maintenance on newly adopted county roads (no vote recorded)
• Signed letter supporting Senate File 19 (5-0)
• Signed Medicine Wheel National Registry grant application (5-0)

County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will review budget discussions for several departments and the HEAR program for FY25 and FY26. The meeting includes updates from Road & Bridge, Public Health, and the Conservation District. The board will also consider a new vehicle purchase and bond approval.

• Budget discussions for Road & Bridge, Golf Course, Waste Management, Recycling, and Transfer Station
• Clarification of FY25 & 26 budgeted amounts for HEAR
• Discussion regarding the Big Piney Ice Rink
• Assessor report on State Assessed Notice of Valuation Changes and new vehicle purchase
• Treasurer report on Bond Approval

The board approved the meeting agenda and minutes, then authorized $1,276,077.41 in accounts payable. It also approved a medical‑bill payment, signed a $6,250 healthcare prevention grant, increased the golf‑course membership fee to $400, reimbursed $6,500 to Happy Endings Animal Rescue, and authorized a letter requesting state funding for fire‑shelter replacements.

• Approved agenda (5-0)
• Approved minutes of Nov. 4, 2025 meeting (5-0)
• Approved accounts payable $1,276,077.41 (5-0)
• Approved payment of medical bill (5-0)
• Signed Healthcare Prevention Program Grant $6,250 (5-0)
• Increased Golf Course membership fee to $400 (board agreed)
• Reimbursed Happy Endings Animal Rescue $6,500 (5-0)
• Authorized Chairman to sign letter requesting state funding for fire‑shelter replacement (5-0)

County Commissioners Meetings

The Sublette County Commissioners will review updates from several departments, discuss a new helicopter contract, and consider a Visionary Broadband lease at the county shooting range. They will also address IT budget matters, a magistrate appointment, and a bond approval presented by the Treasurer. Additional items include roof repairs at Marbleton Clinic and a planning and zoning code discussion.

• Helicopter contract presentation (Kenna Tanner)
• Visionary Broadband lease at the shooting range (Clayton Melinkovich)
• Marbleton Clinic roof repairs (Clayton Melinkovich)
• IT budget discussion (Lisa Copeland)
• Payroll payment of $1,227,916.01 (Accounts Payable)

The commissioners approved the amended agenda and adopted the prior meeting minutes. They authorized removal of a $3,158.06 voucher, approved $1,101,176.92 in accounts payable, and approved payroll of $1,227,916.01 and related liabilities. The board voted 4‑1 to issue a request for proposals for the county’s $500,000 search‑and‑rescue helicopter contract. They also confirmed the appointment of John Starcevich as magistrate and approved a $7,200‑per‑year lease with a future increase.

• Approved amended agenda (5‑0)
• Approved prior meeting minutes (5‑0)
• Removed $3,158.06 voucher and approved $1,101,176.92 accounts payable (5‑0)
• Approved payroll $1,227,916.01 (5‑0)
• Approved payroll liabilities $635,110.97 (5‑0)
• Issued RFP for helicopter contract, 30‑day decision period (4‑1)
• Approved appointment of John Starcevich as magistrate (5‑0)
• Approved lease $7,200 per year, increase to $7,500 after five years (4‑0)

County Commissioners Meetings

The Sublette County Board of Commissioners will review departmental updates and several budget items. They will discuss a request to terminate the 40 Rod West Subdivision project presented by Planning & Zoning. Additional topics include the Ice Arena budget, Visionary Broadband lease, and a bond approval in the Treasurer’s report.

• Request to terminate the 40 Rod West Subdivision project (Planning & Zoning)
• Ice Arena budget discussion (Grant Golden)
• Visionary Broadband lease presentation (County Attorney)
• Bond approval in Treasurer’s report (Emily Paravicini)
• Public Health budget discussion (Janna Lee)

The commissioners approved an accounts‑payable payment of $2,841,991.21 and voted to withhold payment to Titan Construction until a cattleguard issue is fixed. They also approved a change order for the Industrial Site project, an $11,050 contract for the State of the County magazine, and a resolution terminating a zoning change affecting 299 acres. The board adopted a credit‑card policy (4‑1), moved into executive session, and approved a bond for Valerie Williams.

• Approved $2,841,991.21 accounts payable (5‑0)
• Withheld payment to Titan Construction until cattleguard fixed (unanimous concurrence)
• Approved Industrial Site project change order (5‑0)
• Approved $11,050 contract for State of the County magazine (5‑0)
• Approved termination of zoning change for 299 acres, reverting to Agricultural zoning (5‑0)
• Adopted credit‑card draft policy (4‑1, Vickrey opposed)
• Moved into executive session per §16‑4‑405(a)(ix) (5‑0)
• Approved bond for Valerie Williams (5‑0)

County Commissioners Meetings

The board will consider a resolution to lift fire restrictions proposed by the Fire Department. Several departmental updates will be presented, including Road & Bridge, Maintenance, Visitor Center, and 4‑H Extension. The Planning & Zoning agenda includes a Great Gray Minor Subdivision request, an LR Communications conditional‑use request, and tower‑related matters, while two CUP applications are tabled. Additional items cover a VA lease at the Summit Building, an industrial‑siting MOU update, and the Big Piney hockey rink project.

• Fire Dept. resolution to lift fire restrictions
• VA lease at Summit Building
• Industrial Siting memorandum of understanding update
• Great Gray Minor Subdivision request within Hoback Ranches
• LR Communications conditional use request

The board approved the amended agenda and the prior meeting minutes unanimously. They then approved accounts payable in the amount of $1,695,812.88 and payroll of $1,307,249.06, each by a 5‑0 vote. A motion was made to accept a 2,470‑ft segment of Hidden Hills Drive into the county, contingent on obtaining easements, but no vote outcome was recorded.

• Approved amended agenda (5-0)
• Approved prior meeting minutes (5-0)
• Approved accounts payable $1,695,812.88 (5-0)
• Approved payroll $1,307,249.06 (5-0)
• Motion to accept 2,470‑ft Hidden Hills Dr. into county, pending easements (no vote recorded)

County Commissioners Meetings

The Sublette County Board of Commissioners will hear updates from Road & Bridge, Maintenance, Fire, and other departments. It will discuss the feasibility of an operating agreement for the PAC Ice Arena and consider a resolution on the public records request fee. Additional topics include newspaper designation for the State of the County magazine and an industrial siting update covering expired leases and an MOU.

• PAC-Ice Arena feasibility of operating agreement discussion
• Public records request fee resolution
• Newspaper designation discussion – State of the County magazine
• Industrial siting update, expired leases, MOU
• REC Board-Pathway discussion

The board approved $1,049,268.57 in accounts payable and payroll liabilities (5‑0). It also approved $12,848.56 for bike‑path repairs, updated the Fairgrounds lease, signed a chip‑seal MOU with Pinedale, adopted a public‑records fee schedule, approved $10,325.62 in NOVCs, authorized a $3,500 appraisal engagement, and moved legal notices to the Pinedale Roundup.

• Approved accounts payable and payroll liabilities $1,049,268.57 (5-0)
• Approved bike‑path repairs $12,848.56 (5-0)
• Updated Fairgrounds lease agreement (5-0)
• Signed chip‑seal MOU with Town of Pinedale (5-0)
• Adopted public‑records fee schedule resolution 25-100503B (5-0)
• Approved NOVCs $10,325.62 (4-0)
• Authorized appraisal engagement letter $3,500 (4-1)
• Moved legal notices to Pinedale Roundup (5-0)

County Commissioners Meetings

The Sublette County Board of Commissioners will approve payroll of $1,265,751.94 and accounts payable. The agenda includes discussions on opioid settlement acceptance, newly funded IT positions, and the future location of the Public Health building.

• Payroll of $1,265,751.94
• Opioid settlement acceptance
• Newly funded IT positions
• Public Health future location discussion
• Approval of prior meeting minutes (8-19-25)

The board approved a conditional use permit for Union Wireless to install a tower at 68 Guio Budd (23‑153, E1/2 SE% section 25, T31N, R113W). They authorized the electronic signing of the opioid settlement agreement and also approved the emergency facilities and land‑use agreement with the Forest Service. Commissioners adopted a department‑head credit‑card use policy pending attorney review.

• Approved conditional use permit for Union Wireless tower at 68 Guio Budd (5-0)
• Authorized electronic signing of opioid settlement agreement (4-0, 1 absent)
• Approved emergency facilities and land‑use agreement with Forest Service (5-0)
• Adopted department‑head credit‑card use policy (4-0, 1 abstain)
• Moved forward with appraisal of Proactive building and parking lot (4-1)
• Approved surety bond for Owen Best, Shelter Park Improvement District (5-0)
• Approved Upper Green River Cemetery and BP Cemetery district budget resolutions (5-0)
• Approved payroll liabilities of $1,733,560.08 and payroll of $1,265,751.94 (5-0 each)

County Commissioners Meetings

The Sublette County Board of County Commissioners will review a fire restrictions resolution and the vacation of the Heydt Minor Subdivision. The body will also discuss a public health building and a TANF Grant contract.

• Fire Restrictions Resolution
• Vacate Heydt Minor Subdivision
• Resolution for County Clerk 24-hour licenses
• TANF Grant contract
• Review of MCH Grant Award

The board approved a fire‑restriction resolution, temporary malt‑beverage permits, and a petition to vacate the Heydt Minor Subdivision plat, reverting it to Agricultural Zone A‑1. They also appointed a new visitor‑center board member, approved three bond issuances, and decided to keep Rocket Miner as the county newspaper.

• Approved fire‑restriction resolution #25-100501B (vote 4‑0, 1 excused)
• Approved temporary malt‑beverage permit resolution #25-100500B (vote 4‑0, 1 excused)
• Approved petition to vacate Heydt Minor Subdivision plat #484, reverting to A‑1 zoning (vote 4‑0, 1 absent)
• Appointed Crystal Potter to the Visitor Center board for the remainder of the term (vote 4‑0, 1 excused)
• Approved three bonds for Charla Goe, Meghan Montieth, and Stacey McKina (vote 4‑0, 1 excused)
• Decided to keep Rocket Miner as the designated county newspaper (vote not specified, motion carried)
• Tabled credit‑card discussion with all departments for the next meeting (motion carried)
• Approved air‑conditioning work for the courthouse (motion carried)

County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to address the designation of an official newspaper. The remainder of the agenda consists of procedural items.

• Designation of Official Newspaper (Clayton Melinkovich)

Commissioners approved the meeting agenda with a 4‑0 vote (1 member excused). They then voted 3‑1 (1 member excused) to designate The Rocket Miner as the county’s official newspaper. The meeting was adjourned by a 4‑0 vote (1 member excused).

• Approved agenda (4-0, 1 excused)
• Designated The Rocket Miner as official county newspaper (3-1, 1 excused)
• Adjourned meeting (4-0, 1 excused)

County Commissioners Meetings

The board approved the award of the South Piney CR 23-151 bridge project to Teletractors Inc. for $402,635. It also approved payroll liabilities, several plat updates, tax roll adjustments, and related permits. All motions passed unanimously unless noted otherwise.

• Approved South Piney CR 23-151 bridge contract to Teletractors Inc. for $402,635 (5-0)
• Approved Accounts Payable and payroll liabilities totaling $2,237,029.15 (5-0)
• Approved New Fork Social Club plat with revisions (5-0)
• Approved Business Ready Community comments for Wyoming Business Council rule proposal (5-0)
• Approved emergency fire suppression account comments to submit to State Forestry (5-0)
• Approved electronic signature for Big Piney‑Marbleton Airport grant funding (5-0)
• Approved catering permit for Waterhole #3 at the fairgrounds (5-0)
• Approved tax roll adjustment of $16,280 (5-0)

County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners approved the meeting agenda unanimously. They then approved the 2025 mill levies as presented, also unanimously. The meeting was adjourned after the votes.

• Approved meeting agenda (5-0)
• Approved 2025 mill levies (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

County Commissioners Meetings

The board approved the FY26 budget and its appropriation resolution. It also approved a $20,000 grant to the Museum Board, a special prosecutor request, several liquor permits, and a bond for the Hoback Ranches Service & Improvement District. All motions passed with unanimous votes.

• Adopt FY26 budget (Resolution 25-100497B) – 4-0, 1 excused, carried
• Approve FY26 appropriation resolution (Resolution 25-100496B) – 4-0, 1 excused, carried
• Grant Museum Board $20,000 for FY25 shortfall – 4-0, 1 excused, carried
• Approve request for special prosecutor Richard Stout – 4-0, 1 absent, carried
• Approve multiple liquor permits for various events – 4-0, 1 absent, carried
• Approve bond for Frederick Thaler, Hoback Ranches Service & Improvement District – 4-0, 1 excused, carried
• Offer Hayley Ruland the Planning and Zoning Administrator position – 4-0, 1 excused, carried
• Approve Accounts Payable payment of $497,786.85 – 4-0, 1 excused, carried

County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners met in a special session to discuss the FY26 budget. They agreed to cover the $24,856,863 shortfall by using the Law Enforcement Complex reserve account. The board approved the FY26 budget as presented, with plans to seek departmental cuts during the year.

• Approved FY26 budget, funding $24,856,863 shortfall from Law Enforcement Complex reserve account

County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners appointed Jessica Rice as interim County Clerk with a 4‑1 vote. They also voted to adjourn to executive session and approved allowing Andrea to pursue an employment opportunity with Hailey Ruland. The budget shortfall discussion resulted in no action.

• Appointed Jessica Rice as interim County Clerk (4-1 vote)
• Adjourned meeting to executive session (motion carried)
• Allowed Andrea to pursue employment with Hailey Ruland (motion carried)
• Discussed budget shortfall, no action taken

County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners unanimously approved a zoning change that converts 320 acres from Agricultural (A‑1) to Heavy Industrial (I‑H) zoning. They also accepted three roads—Wild West, Alpine Hills Road Drive, and Par Ave—as county roads. Additional actions included approving $1.55 million in accounts payable, $1.26 million in payroll, and appointing interim and board members.

• Approved accounts payable $1,553,909.85 (motion carried)
• Accepted Wild West, Alpine Hills Road Drive, and Par Ave as county roads (motion carried)
• Reappointed Mark Eatinger and Gary Neely to Museum Board (motion carried)
• Reappointed Deborah Morley and Lora Hittle to Library Board (motion carried)
• Appointed Tami Crosson and Gudrid Espenscheid to Planning & Zoning Board (3-2 vote)
• Appointed Alan Huston as interim Planning & Zoning Administrator ($5,000/month, up to 4 months) (motion carried)
• Approved payroll $1,263,192.22 (motion carried)
• Approved zoning change of 320 acres from A-1 to I-H (unanimous)

County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners voted 4-1 to declare the County Clerk office vacant after evidence the clerk is no longer a resident. Commissioner White voted against the motion. The board also decided that Planning and Zoning administrator applicant Alan Huston will attend the July 1, 2025 meeting. No other actions were taken.

• Declared County Clerk office vacant (vote 4-1)
• Scheduled Alan Huston to attend July 1, 2025 Planning & Zoning admin meeting

County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners approved the county’s amended agenda, prior meeting minutes, and $1,124,263.93 in accounts payable. They awarded the 2025 chip‑seal road project to HK Contractors for $2,358,429 and approved two health contracts with the Wyoming Department of Health for $97,000 and $47,000. An underground easement was granted to Rocky Mountain Power, and the chairman was authorized to e‑sign a grant for the Big Piney airport infrastructure project. Additional items such as a catering permit and a surety bond were also approved.

• Approved amended agenda (motion carried)
• Approved prior meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Approved accounts payable of $1,124,263.93 (motion carried)
• Awarded chip seal contract to HK Contractors for $2,358,429 (motion carried)
• Approved $97,000 health contract with Wyoming Dept. of Health (motion carried)
• Approved $47,000 health officer contract with Wyoming Dept. of Health (motion carried)
• Granted underground easement to Rocky Mountain Power for shooting range parcel (motion carried)
• Authorized chairman to e‑sign Big Piney airport infrastructure grant (grant number 3-56-002-020-2025) (motion carried)

County Commissioners Meetings

Commissioners voted to adjourn the meeting to Executive Session, and the motion carried. The board reviewed the FY26 budget and asked the Unified Fire, Treatment Court and Fairgrounds departments to cut their budgets by an additional 10%. They also asked the Road & Bridge department to cut its budget by an additional 5%. The meeting adjourned at 3:32 a.m.

• Motion to adjourn to Executive Session carried
• Requested 10% budget cut for Unified Fire, Treatment Court, and Fairgrounds
• Requested 5% budget cut for Road & Bridge

County Commissioners Meetings

The board recessed to an executive session after a motion by Commissioner Bradley was carried. After a joint meeting with the Hospital Board, the commissioners unanimously approved the county’s offer to the hospital. Commissioner White then moved to approve a voucher of $2,664,205.47, which was carried. No other business was taken.

• Recessed to Executive Session (motion carried)
• Approved county’s offer to Hospital Board (unanimous)
• Approved voucher of $2,664,205.47 (motion carried)

County Commissioners Meetings

The County Commissioners met in a special session to begin FY26 budget preparation and reviewed several community requests. Commissioner Bradley moved to adjourn the meeting to Executive Session for personnel matters, and Commissioner White seconded the motion. The motion carried, and the meeting was adjourned with no further action.

• Adjourned to Executive Session (motion carried)

County Commissioners Meetings

The County Commissioners met in a special session to discuss FY26 budget preparation. Various department heads and officials presented requests, but no motions were made and the meeting adjourned without any decisions.

County Commissioners Meetings

The special session was held to prepare the FY26 budget and review several requests, including the Big Piney/Marbleton Airport and Fairgrounds. After discussion, the board took no further action and adjourned the meeting.

County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners met in a special session to prepare the FY26 budget. No further business was presented, and the meeting was adjourned without any actions taken.

County Commissioners Meetings

The board approved the meeting agenda for $1,253,951.92 and accepted the minutes from the May 20 meeting. They voted to adjourn to an executive session and scheduled a special meeting on June 11, 2025. The commissioners also approved catering permits for three Boulder Bar events and authorized payroll totaling $1,205,246.11.

• Approved agenda $1,253,951.92 (motion by Bradley, seconded by White)
• Approved minutes of the May 20, 2025 meeting (motion by Bradley, seconded by Stephens)
• Adjourned to Executive Session (motion by White, seconded by Bradley)
• Scheduled special meeting on June 11, 2025 at 4:00 PM (and hospital board meeting at 5:00 PM)
• Approved catering permits for Boulder Bar weddings and horse sale (motion by Bradley, seconded by White, motion carried)
• Approved payroll $1,205,246.11 (motion by White, seconded by Bradley, motion carried)

County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners approved a list of retail, restaurant, limited retail liquor licenses and a catering permit. They also authorized the purchase of a Suburban vehicle up to $85,000, granted a six‑month zoning extension, and approved a tax roll correction for Purewest Resources. All motions carried as noted.

• Approved 11 retail liquor licenses (Green River Bar, Boulder Store & Pub, Elkhorn Trading Post, Lakeside Lodge, Daniel Junction, WPR Acquisition, Kendall Valley Lodge, Half Moon Lake Lodge, Nona’s Place, Rim Station, Boulder Lake Lodge) – motion carried
• Approved restaurant liquor license for Big Sandy Ledge – motion carried
• Approved limited retail liquor license for Rendezvous Meadows Golf Course – motion carried
• Approved catering permit for Eagle Bar (Davidson Wedding, July 12, 2025) – motion carried
• Authorized purchase of a Suburban vehicle, not to exceed $85,000 – motion carried
• Granted six‑month zoning extension for Mountain Meadow Creek property – motion carried
• Approved tax roll correction of -$17,415.75 for Purewest Resources, Inc. – motion carried (Commissioner White recused)
• Approved Accounts Payable payments totaling $522,691.56 – motion carried (Commissioner Bradley voted nay)

County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners approved several operational items, including bid proposals for a crack‑seal project, a $41,766 service contract, and increasing the golf course cash on hand to $500. They also approved recreation bylaws and a partial land‑vacation/modification. The board voted 3‑2 to deny Dead Shot Holdings LLC’s conditional use permit. Accounts payable of $1.19 million and payroll of $2.21 million were authorized.

• Agenda approved (motion Bradley, seconded Vickrey)
• Minutes of April 15 meeting approved (motion White, seconded Stephens)
• Bid proposals for crack‑seal project approved (motion Bradley, seconded White)
• $41,766 service contract approved (motion White, seconded Bradley)
• Golf course cash on hand increased to $500 approved (motion Bradley, seconded White)
• Recreation bylaws approved (motion White, seconded Stephens)
• Partial vacation/modification between Washburn and Greenwood approved (motion White, seconded Stephens)
• Conditional use permit for Dead Shot Holdings LLC denied, 3‑2 vote (motion Vickrey, seconded Stephens)

County Commissioners Meetings

The board approved the meeting agenda (with added items) and the minutes from the April 1 meeting. They awarded a $353,034.50 contract for four cattle guards, approved the 2025 District 4 operating plan with the BLM, and approved a contract amendment grant for Steve Kipp. The commissioners also approved a letter to Rep. Haggerman about Rock Source land and authorized $1,639,008.45 in accounts payable.

• Approved agenda with added items (motion carried)
• Approved minutes from April 1 meeting (motion carried)
• Awarded four cattle‑guard contract for $353,034.50 (motion carried)
• Approved 2025 District 4 operating plan with BLM (motion carried)
• Approved contract amendment grant for Steve Kipp with State of Wyoming Public Health (motion carried)
• Approved letter to Rep. Haggerman regarding Rock Source Resource Management land (motion carried)
• Approved accounts payable totaling $1,639,008.45 (motion carried)

County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners approved a transfer of $452,710.48 from various reserve and revenue sources to fund multiple county accounts. They also approved $298,500 from museum reserves for the Green River Valley Museum renovation, and authorized accounts payable of $1,063,646.84 and payroll of $1,243,192.97. Several memoranda of understanding with the SIRS project, the Bureau of Land Management, the Town of Pinedale, and for the Parade Firetruck were also approved.

• Approved transfer of $452,710.48 to supplement multiple county accounts (motion carried)
• Approved $298,500 museum funding for Texaco renovation (motion carried)
• Approved accounts payable of $1,063,646.84 (motion carried)
• Approved payroll of $1,243,192.97 (motion carried)
• Approved MOU for SIRS project (motion carried)
• Approved MOU with BLM recognizing county as cooperating agency on Helium Project (motion carried)
• Approved MOU with Town of Pinedale for canine kennel use (motion carried)
• Approved MOU with Town of Pinedale for Parade Firetruck transfer (motion carried)