Commissioners approve multiple warrants including those for Maxey and Ross

The Weld County Commissioner Regular Meeting held on April 28, 2025, focused on several key agenda items, primarily revolving around the approval of general warrants and bids related to workforce development.

The meeting commenced with a motion to approve general warrants, which was moved by Commissioner James and seconded by Commissioner Maxey. Following a brief discussion, the motion passed unanimously, with all commissioners voting in favor.

Next, the commissioners addressed the warrants for Perry Elbuck. Commissioner Maxey moved to approve these warrants, and Commissioner Ross seconded the motion. A roll call vote confirmed unanimous approval from all present commissioners.

The meeting continued with the approval of warrants for Commissioner Jason Maxey, which was moved by Commissioner Ross and seconded by Commissioner James. Again, a roll call vote resulted in unanimous approval.

Subsequently, the commissioners moved to approve the warrants for Commissioner Kevin Ross. This motion was also passed unanimously following a roll call vote.

With all general warrants approved, the meeting transitioned to discussions on bids. Toby Taylor from the purchasing department presented Bid B2500044, related to the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) for a one-stop operator in the county attorney's office. Taylor noted that the workforce development board is currently evaluating this bid.

In summary, the meeting effectively addressed the approval of various commissioner warrants, all of which received unanimous support, and initiated discussions on a significant workforce development bid. Further evaluations and decisions regarding the bid will follow in upcoming meetings.