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Stillwater County commissioners approve Spry Consulting contract and routine claims
Summary
At meetings Jan. 12 and Jan. 15, 2026, Stillwater County commissioners approved a contract with Spry Consulting for sanitarian services, consented to file items including an ARPA pay application, and approved claims totaling $187,147.99.
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The Stillwater County Board of Commissioners approved a contract agreement with Spry Consulting for sanitarian services on Jan. 15, 2026. Commissioner Roger Webb moved to approve the contract; Commissioner Steve Riveland seconded and the motion passed 3-0. Commission discussion noted this is a direct agreement and does not involve Big Horn County any longer.
The board also approved routine business on Jan. 15: approval of the Jan. 8 minutes (motion by Commissioner Steve Riveland, seconded by Commissioner Roger Webb, 3-0), and claims No. 113783–113890 totaling $187,147.99 (motion by Commissioner Roger Webb, seconded by Commissioner Steve Riveland, 3-0). Consent items approved included Certification of Title III expenditures for SRS funding and Pay Application No. 9 for Absarokee Water (ARPA); file items included the Clerk and Recorder and Justice of the Peace reports.
No dollar amount for the Spry Consulting contract is recorded in the minutes. The minutes record that the Spry contract is a direct agreement that no longer involves Big Horn County; no further implementation schedule or departmental assignee is specified in the minutes.
The Jan. 15 meeting also included announcements that all county offices will be closed Monday, Jan. 19 for Martin Luther King Day, and staff reports from Facilities Director Chad Coles. The commission adjourned at 9:24 a.m.
