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Votes at a glance: Weston County Commissioners meeting, Feb. 18, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal actions taken during the Feb. 18 meeting, including appointments, resolutions and authorizations approved by the Weston County Board of Commissioners.
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The Weston County Board of Commissioners recorded several formal actions and approvals at its Feb. 18 meeting. Key outcomes are summarized below.
• Appointment: Miss Kaiser — Child Support Authority Board The commission approved the appointment of Miss Kaiser (Clerk of District Court) to the Sixth Judicial Child Support Authority Board (a three-county board including Kirk and Campbell counties). Motion made and seconded; vote recorded in favor.
• Resolution 2025-3 — Fuel tank maintenance The commission approved Resolution 2025-3, transferring $5,000 from the county fuel reserve account to road-and-bridge fuel-tank maintenance, to set aside funds for repairs and maintenance of county fuel tanks.
• Resolution (public-records technical update) — Resolution 20-19 dash12 / 2025-4 The board approved a technical amendment to its public-records resolution, replacing a named individual with the Weston County Attorney as the designated public-records contact. Commissioners discussed and directed staff to prepare departmental fee schedules and additional administrative guidance.
• Malecamp items - Authorized the Malecamp board to proceed with ductwork installation if the contract/bids remain under $7,505, with the board to return to county staff if bids exceed that threshold. - Authorized White’s Construction to saw the deteriorated ramp 3 inches from the building and dismantle it, with care to limit façade damage.
• Executive session The board convened an executive session under Wyo. Stat. 16-4-405(A)(II) to consider a matter involving safety and security that could be compromised by public disclosure.
Votes at the meeting were taken by voice; where recorded tallies were not given in the transcript, the motions were carried and recorded as approved by the board during the meeting. The commissioners also approved routine items including minutes from the Feb. 4, 2025 meeting.

