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City and county participants said prior work showed portions of the roadway are county-owned even where the city has paved surfaces, creating confusion about responsibility. The city engineer identified wet spots and subgrade issues that require removing saturated material, installing geogrid and native soils, and then repaving. \"We went back with native soils with geogrid...and we put geogrid at the bottom as well as underneath the base,\" a city engineer said describing prior repairs.

Presenters said the preferred approach is to pair local funding with WYDOT project engineering and construction management in 2029, which would reduce local engineering costs. Officials discussed a possible 50/50 cost share but did not finalize any agreement. Both sides said they will continue to seek funding and return with estimates; the city representative offered to reconvene in a month for further discussion and shared copies of plans with commissioners.

No formal commitments or intergovernmental agreements were approved at the meeting; commissioners asked staff to review project lists and funding availability and to include the item on a future agenda for a detailed funding discussion.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Part 2 of 2: Weston County Commissioners regular meeting. Tuesday, September 16, 2025.","oneSentenceSummary","City representatives and county commissioners discussed a multi-year plan to address Morrissey Road, including pairing a city/county project with a Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) project expected in 2029 and exploring cost-sharing and funding options.","taxTitle","Weston County, Wyoming","taxId",28920,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6482390,"Assessor outlines 2026 changes to homeowner exemptions, applications open Oct. 1",90,237000,327000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5779498-40810a7cb27235cae219eda089d8dc3f&start=237&end=327","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5779498-40810a7cb27235cae219eda089d8dc3f/thumbnail_237000.jpg","/articles/6482390/Weston-County/Wyoming/Assessor-outlines-2026-changes-to-homeowner-exemptions-applications-open-Oct-1","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6482390-cc0b31c6f50052bddab8494053d0dadc/orig.mp4?Expires=1771147620&Signature=OImBR9jUEktjvQRDuG02ydafFIS5ZW1d5aePHfDys203zGiKj7Hr9kvfJgMTV479-OMTxUZl4eQNZsba-rDdmmlGl1tXiMvJ26u9qtyw9QRTgAqx~oWBiGIQYz9646KcLR5xcu2E1ekzOwvgJM~lyU7Jec0Nc6UAAZi0WwmiFbXZmcicX5VUNg8kJzgeOcTt530elFHlZgvLVNu7DdqW~f1seAePceRlS0ku2zoiU3BU~31iSx~QHObQG3GSmDtF4lseikyVJI~6riswN3YDfmud5m7SSrx2zLtXudVLkcSAm2vmnoGcliiGPzzdQWdW66qbsy8~bMR~svdIBuIS9w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The county assessor briefed the Weston County Board of Commissioners on changes to property tax relief programs that affect 2026 assessments. The assessor said the long-term homeowners exemption will again be available for tax year 2026 but that the application will not open until Oct. 1.

The assessor said state legislators had passed a provision that gave a 25% reduction for every residential structure and associated land (up to 35 acres) for tax year 2025; that 25% reduction was applied automatically for 2025. For 2026, the assessor said the reduction will require an owner-occupied residence and applicants must submit a form beginning Oct. 1. \"The bill reads that for 2026, it has to be an owner occupied residence,\" the assessor said.

The assessor also described a separate long-term homeowners exemption (a different program referenced in the discussion) that requires ownership as of Jan. 1 and has a deadline of May 27 for submission; veterans’ applications follow the same May 27 cutoff. The assessor said a draft bill to repeal the sunset date on the long-term homeowners program is moving through the joint revenue committee at the state level and its ultimate status will be resolved during the legislative session.

The assessor said county staff will offer a laptop station in the assessor’s office to help residents who lack internet access complete the online application once it opens; the county will also provide informational materials and pursue outreach options, including the public library, if arrangements are possible.

The assessor noted operational items including an unexpected truck repair estimate of about $1,600 for a transfer-case part and announced that deputy assessor Stephanie Deerfield will resign at month’s end after 10 years of service; the assessor said recruitment will begin in October.","Weston County's assessor updated commissioners on property tax relief programs including the long-term homeowners exemption, a 25% residential exemption that applied automatically in 2025 but will require an application and owner-occupancy in 2026; applications open Oct. 1.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6482395,"Commissioners approve Resolution 2025-22 to shift $15,000 into jail medical account",74,49000,123000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5779498-40810a7cb27235cae219eda089d8dc3f&start=49&end=123","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5779498-40810a7cb27235cae219eda089d8dc3f/thumbnail_49000.jpg","/articles/6482395/Weston-County/Wyoming/Commissioners-approve-Resolution-2025-22-to-shift-15000-into-jail-medical-account","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6482395-408487f53e48f1b5418b8c7ed7d59345/orig.mp4?Expires=1771147620&Signature=nEVox0isbhdbuFizksrioIYwm4lX~pttN1etKecWU80pKOOTRIybrjC3FcyesCmFQ3pN-6xd4GbP6JrCBuqbtaX01bQyBLIvu0BLSsbPN2bVIeZja~KrX1HQp7Qdf~x1JsWEgFf7jXMvS0V7dLmMJJNYQd8~ogeK4nNhNZRUoq5aHSq3YmA16dip~aM2BiLLtCLH3gdatD-5SKQ~656hHb~PY89L0szxmldx-g8Z3lhGVwuKvV-aGksgPbqSnZ446zLrs56xOITBx5hJZC8noNYJT-kPNzXufskaynXG6hUTYeYW2JEG9tm0mzXQMG6AkjDWsfnTwAfZ1SEu6~cdvA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Weston County Board of Commissioners approved Resolution 2025-22, an amendment to the 2025–26 county budget that transfers $15,000 from the general finance administration account to the general law enforcement jail medical account, which will show an expenditure amount of $12,472.05.

County leadership framed the action as a follow-up to a prior meeting and to address a shortfall in the jail medical line. \"This is the resolution we discussed after visiting with Mister Jenkins last meeting,\" the chair said before a commissioner moved to approve the measure.

The motion to adopt the amendment was made and seconded on the floor, and commissioners voted in favor. Commissioners indicated four votes were cast in support of the resolution.

No separate amendments or conditions were recorded in the public discussion. The approval was recorded as an ordinary budget amendment to reallocate existing appropriations; no additional revenue source was cited in the meeting record.

The resolution was presented as a single-line budget transfer rather than a new appropriation and will be reflected in the county’s 2025–26 budget ledger.","The Weston County Board of Commissioners approved Resolution 2025-22, moving $15,000 from general finance administration to the law enforcement jail medical account, increasing that account's available expenditure to $12,472.05.","actionData","errors"]

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City and county discuss Morrissey Road work, seek to pair with WYDOT project in 2029

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Commissioners approve Resolution 2025-22 to shift $15,000 into jail medical account