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Carbon County board delegates signatory authority for $848,406 CDBG FFY2025 contract
Summary
The Board of Commissioners unanimously adopted Resolution No. 26-005 to delegate signatory authority for Community Development Block Grant Contract #C000096477 (FFY2025, $848,406) to the director of county planning and the chief elected official; the action authorizes execution of required forms for the contract period Jan. 29, 2026–Jan. 28, 2030.
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The Carbon County Board of Commissioners unanimously adopted Resolution No. 26-005 on Feb. 19, 2026, delegating signatory authority for Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) matters tied to Contract #C000096477 (FFY2025) to the Director of Carbon County Planning & Development and the county’s chief elected official.
Commissioner Rocky C. Ahner moved to approve execution of the necessary forms and the delegation; Commissioner Wayne E. Nothstein seconded the motion, and the board voted unanimously to adopt the resolution. The approved contract lists an award amount of $848,406.00 for the activity period Jan. 29, 2026, through Jan. 28, 2030.
The resolution says the Carbon County Planning & Development Office serves as the county’s administering agency for CDBG and CDBG competitive programs and that invoices and program paperwork will be executed by the delegated signatories as appropriate. The action authorizes the Director of Planning & Development and the chief elected official to sign contracts and program invoices, and it incorporates the federal funding accountability and transparency data sheet required of sub-recipients.
County officials did not discuss project-level allocations or specific subrecipients during the motion; the authorization focuses on administrative signing authority to allow timely invoice processing and compliance with Department of Community and Economic Development requirements.
The resolution was signed at the meeting by Michael J. Sofranko, Chairman; Wayne E. Nothstein, Vice-Chairman; and Rocky C. Ahner, Member, and attested by Eloise K. Ahner, Chief Clerk/County Administrator. The county will proceed with executing the contract forms and related paperwork as authorized by the resolution.
