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Montezuma County approves routine contracts, grants, letter of support and an appointment
Summary
The Board approved the county's annual oil and gas assessment contract, a small reimbursement grant, a letter of support for an enterprise zone, a cemetery board appointment, and a $500 community support grant for CERT; several plats were also signed.
The Montezuma County Board of County Commissioners on Feb. 18, 2025, approved a set of routine administrative items including an annual contract for oil and gas assessments, a small reimbursement grant, a letter of support for a Southwest Enterprise Zone designation, an appointment to a cemetery board and a community support grant for emergency volunteers. The board also signed multiple plats.
The board approved a contract with Total Assessment Solutions Corporation (TASCO) to perform oil and gas assessments for the assessor’s office for Jan. 1–Dec. 31, 2025, at a total cost of $29,000. A commissioner moved to approve the agreement and the motion carried by voice vote.
The board also approved a Colorado Parks and Wildlife Impact Assistance reimbursement for property the department owns. The board recorded approval of the Impact Assistance Grant application in the amount of $2,244.20.
Commissioners voted to sign a letter of support for designation of the Southwest Enterprise Zone through the Colorado Economic Development Commission. The letter was prepared following a Region 9 presentation to the board at a prior workshop.
The board appointed Lee Hill to the cemetery board for a six‑year term. (The transcript records the board referring to the board both as the "Sullivan Cemetery Board" and as the "Sylvan Cemetery Board." The county appointment notice or final minutes should be consulted for the authoritative spelling.)
The Office of Emergency Management requested a $500 grant from the Southwest Health System Community Support 2025 program to support the county’s Community Emergency Response Team (CERT). The board approved the grant application; the $500 award requires no local match and is intended for CERT equipment or training.
Finally, commissioners signed a set of plats presented after the public hearing, including plats for Jones Single Lot development, an amended Adair Estates plat to correct prior typographical errors, and a single lot development for Carver Colorado Haymakers.
All of these items were moved, seconded and approved by voice vote with no extended discussion reported in the meeting transcript.
