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Resolution to Eliminate Surveyor Term Limits Sparks Debate

August 15, 2024 | Teller County, Colorado



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Resolution to Eliminate Surveyor Term Limits Sparks Debate
During a recent government meeting, the board addressed a resolution concerning the position of the Teller County surveyor, specifically proposing the elimination of term limits for this office. The discussion highlighted the stringent qualifications required to serve as a surveyor in Colorado, which include a minimum of six years of education and experience. This requirement raises concerns about the availability of qualified candidates within the county, as current board members noted a lack of individuals meeting these criteria outside of the existing surveyor.

Commissioner Herzog moved to approve the resolution, which aims to allow voters in Teller County to decide on the matter in an upcoming election. The motion received unanimous support from the board, emphasizing the urgency of the decision, as it must be finalized by September 6. The meeting concluded with a transition to other business items, indicating a busy agenda ahead for the commissioners.

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