Administrator reports DOLA reimbursement, software migration costs and groundwater nitrate readings
County Administrator Andrew Nygaard told commissioners the county received a $36,660.50 DOLA reimbursement for the Pleasant Valley Road and Bridge building, proposed a software migration with a $30,100 one-time cost and $18,238 annual maintenance, and reported groundwater nitrate readings of 4.3 ppm (upgradient) and 6.45 ppm (downgradient); board asked staff to flag readings at or above 8.0 ppm.
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HOLYOKE, Colo. — At the July 18 Phillips County commissioners meeting, County Administrator/Planner Andrew Nygaard detailed several operational updates, including grant reimbursements, an information-technology migration cost estimate, groundwater monitoring numbers and facility work at the county fairgrounds.
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