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Grand County commissioners approve routine contracts, grants and a conservation trust award
Summary
The Grand County Board of Commissioners on Feb. 18 approved a package of routine items including vouchers, multiple service contracts, public-health grants and a $50,000 Conservation Trust Fund award for Flying Hills Arena bleacher replacement.
Grand County commissioners on Feb. 18 approved a series of routine administrative and contract items, including weekly vouchers, service contracts for county programs, several public-health grants and a $50,000 Conservation Trust Fund award for the Flying Hills Arena bleacher replacement project.
The votes came during the regular Board of Commissioners meeting at the Grand County Administration Building in Hot Sulphur Springs. Commissioners approved payment vouchers just over $1,068,000, routine minutes and multiple contracts placed in the meeting Dropbox for signature.
The board approved economic development and communications contracts, including a $12,000 annual services contract with Loud Example to support county e-blasts, Datify reports and occasional grant assistance. Commissioners also approved a services contract for a Grama Resources Incubator feasibility study, to be funded in part by a U.S. Economic Development Administration grant that would cover $160,000 of a roughly $200,000 study contract.
Public health contracts approved included a $25,200 University of Colorado grant (Caring for Colorado)…
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