BCC Tabled Board Orders, Department Business Approved at Workshop
The Board of County Commissioners tabled two board orders and approved department business during their 1:30 p.m. workshop.
The first board order regarded the separation of Information Technology and Emergency Management functions, as well as the establishing of separate department director classifications. Commissioner Colene Martin brought up potentially separating Firewise as well. The order was tabled.
Also tabled was an order in the matter of suspending the acceptance of Mineral Exploration Permit and Mining Lease applications. This was placed on the agenda due to current litigation. The board discussed a three-month or yearlong suspension, or a rework of the ordinance. Action must be taken by July 8th.
The board approved a second intergovernmental agreement amendment brought by the Assessor 3-0. The agreement is with the State to provide services to the public as an agent for Department of Consumer and Business Services.
Public Works brought a change order for the Old Fuel Station Decommission process, which has run over the initial contract amount. An increase of $29,810.72 to be added to the contract passed unanimously.
The board then approved the department's payment of a Robco invoice 3-0. Further consideration of a request to make payments for rock needs without the board approval process will take place at a later date. A motion passed 3-0 to in favor of the purchase of Self-Propelled Brooms, and the board approved an Anne G. Basker Auditorium Rental Application.
The board then moved in favor of an interim Human Resources Director, and discussed efficiency initiatives through the use of software tools for County departments.
Posted on 6/30/26 3:06PM by Alex Bauer
