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Commissioners authorize 2025–26 capital‑revolving plan, restore $100,000 emergency reserve

5744479 · August 6, 2025
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Summary

The Fremont County Board of County Commissioners authorized the capital‑revolving fund plan for fiscal 2025–26, including a restored $100,000 emergency reserve and several equipment/IT authorizations (telephone system, server, Connex boxes and an air‑conditioning compressor), and directed staff to obtain final bids.

The Fremont County Board of County Commissioners authorized the county’s capital‑revolving plan for fiscal 2025–26 and approved a set of authorizations to allow departments to proceed to final bids and purchases. The commission voted to restore a $100,000 emergency reserve in the fund and to authorize spending for items the Capital Revolving Committee recommended, including Connex storage containers for remote Road & Bridge outposts and IT/telephone system renewals pending final bids.

Background and items discussed: Committee members told the board that the county has roughly $387,000 available in the capital‑revolving fund (committee figures shown in the record) and that some previously approved items remain on the books, including a telephone system authorization. Committee members asked Road & Bridge to confirm telephone and IT bids and to seek additional bids outside the single local vendor when practical.

Notable approvals and authorizations recorded on the public record included an allowance to use $34,000 from the emergency fund for a courthouse air‑conditioning compressor replacement if needed, authorization to procure 20‑foot Connex boxes for remote sites (Jefferson City, Atlantic City, South Pass), and direction that final bids be returned to the commission for final authorization.

Why it matters: Capital revolving fund authorizations allow departments to replace critical equipment and maintain operations without amending the general fund budget; restoring the $100,000 emergency reserve preserves capacity to respond to unexpected mechanical failures during the year.

Action and next steps: The board moved and seconded the committee plan and approved it by voice vote; staff will collect final bids and return with contract recommendations and purchase schedules.