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Commissioners approve consent items including sheriff command vehicle contract and Timnath intergovernmental growth agreement
Summary
Larimer County commissioners approved a consent agenda Sept. 23 that included a $488,575 contract for a sheriff—s 4x4 command vehicle and a 10-year intergovernmental growth-management agreement with the Town of Timnath.
The Larimer County Board of County Commissioners approved its consent agenda Sept. 23, 3-0, endorsing a set of routine contracts and resolutions including a sheriff—s command vehicle purchase and an intergovernmental agreement with the Town of Timnath.
Major consent items: - Professional services agreement (Sheriff—s Office command vehicle): The board approved a $488,575 contract for a durable 4x4 command vehicle to be built and delivered to the Sheriff—s Office. - Intergovernmental agreement, Town of Timnath: The board approved a 10-year intergovernmental agreement to cooperate on planning and management in the Timnath Growth Management Area; the agreement calls for joint planning and policies to encourage annexation and coordinated development. - Colorado Parks and Wildlife grant resolution: The board authorized applying to Colorado Parks and Wildlife for a 2026 Non-Motorized Trail Grant requesting up to $250,000 to construct up to five miles of natural-surface trails at Chimney Hollow Open Space. - USDA relocation letter of support: The board approved a letter supporting a potential USDA regional relocation to Fort Collins and Northern Colorado, citing potential agricultural and economic benefits. - Liquor-license items: The board approved a hotel-and-restaurant renewal for Hacienda Real and a special-event liquor permit request for the Lederhosen fun run in Red Feather Lakes.
Why it matters: the vehicle purchase updates emergency response capacity for the Sheriff—s Office; the Timnath agreement formalizes county-town coordination on anticipated urban growth in the Timnath planning area; the Chimney Hollow grant application targets trail construction that will expand public-access recreation.
Action taken: Commissioner Jody Shattuck McNally moved to approve the consent agenda; the motion passed 3-0.
Ending: Commissioners offered no removals from the consent agenda and the items will proceed to execution under existing staff authority.
