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Commissioners approve peace‑officer mental‑health contract and several land‑use items
Summary
Following an executive session, the Montezuma County Board approved a peace‑officer mental‑health services agreement with Randolph West with amended paragraph 10 for service flexibility; the board also approved a boundary line adjustment between two landowners and the consent agenda.
After a brief executive session for legal advice, the Montezuma County commissioners approved a peace‑officer mental‑health services agreement between Randolph West and the county, accepting substitute language to paragraph 10 to allow flexibility in service delivery.
The meeting record shows Commissioner Lindsey moved and the board accepted the contract with the paragraph 10 amendment. County counsel advised the board and recommended the substitution before the vote. The change was described as clarifying the flexible nature of services and the motion carried by voice vote.
Earlier in the agenda the board approved a boundary line adjustment between John Rutledge and Lisa Buchanan that moves a 0.892‑acre triangular parcel to align property lines with an existing fence; survey pins will be set and the adjustment was approved by motion and voice vote.
The board also approved a consent agenda that included procurement and contract items (iSolve contract), health insurance carrier selection (Anthem), an ADA parking project (low bid), a Road & Bridge skid‑steer purchase (Kubota SSV), grant items and appointments. Staff clarified the consent agenda items and commissioners approved them by voice vote.
Votes and procedure: Each item was moved, seconded and approved by voice. The executive session was authorized under CRS §24‑6‑402(4)(b) for legal consultation prior to taking action on the mental‑health agreement.
What’s next: The county will execute the Randolph West agreement with the agreed amendment and proceed with any implementation steps described in that contract. Planning and surveying staff will record the Rutledge/Buchanan boundary adjustment and file revised plats as required.
