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At a glance: Weston County approves permits, small budget shifts and contracts
Summary
The commission approved a set of consent‑agenda items including two 24‑hour beverage permits, small budget transfers in the 2024‑25 budget, a transfer to the district court special attorney account, the treasurer's report, and a CMAC agreement with Timberline Services.
At its June 17 meeting Weston County commissioners approved multiple routine agenda items by voice vote.
Permits: The commission approved chairman's signature on 24‑hour beverage‑sales permit applications for Cambria Inn Incorporated for two dates in August 2025 (the transcript lists 08/10/2025 and 08/23/2025). A motion to approve those applications was made and seconded; the motion carried by voice vote.
Budget amendments: Commissioners approved Resolution 25‑12, which amended the 2024‑25 budget by moving $95.61 from general emergency relief to general treasurer supplies, $389.12 from emergency relief to general treasurer travel/conventions, and another adjustment reported in the meeting minutes (amounts recorded in county paperwork; transcription contained one garbled figure). A separate motion approved Resolution 25‑13, transferring $1,025.39 from general emergency relief to the general district court special attorney account; the motion carried by voice vote.
Treasurer's report: The commission moved and approved the treasurer's report. During that item staff said the county was expecting a reimbursement related to airport capital projects, approximately $157,000 (staff provided that figure as an estimate and said the funds are pending signature and reimbursement processing). Staff also said a Homeland Security grant payment of about $42,000 had been received and that generator reimbursement work is ongoing.
Contracts and agreements: The commission approved the chairman's signature on the fiscal year 2025 CMAC agreement with Timberline Services; counsel had already reviewed the agreement and the chairman's signature was authorized by motion and voice vote.
Ending: These items were handled in the meeting's consent/consent‑adjacent portions by voice votes; the meeting minutes and the county's official resolutions and contracts provide the formal text, dollar amounts and authorization language.
