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Votes at a glance: Lincoln County Commissioners, April 21, 2026
Summary
The board recorded unanimous approval of multiple routine and substantive items, including consent agenda approval, personnel and land-use motions, and grant and permit actions; this itemizes motions 1–11 and their outcomes as recorded in the meeting.
At its April 21, 2026 meeting, the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners recorded the following formal actions. All motions noted below carried unanimously in the recorded meeting minutes.
• Motion #1 — Approve the consent agenda, minutes from April 7–8, 2026, assessment roll changes and vouchers. Outcome: approved unanimously.
• Motion #2 — Approve Public Health Department request to replace a County Nurse position. Outcome: approved unanimously.
• Motion #3 — Approve a letter directing the Assessor to reassess Philip Hall’s property. Outcome: approved unanimously.
• Motion #4 — Adopt resolution establishing salaries for elected officials for Jan. 1, 2027–Dec. 31, 2030, with amendment to County Attorney pay from $153,000 to $153,700. Outcome: approved unanimously.
• Motion #5 — Continue road rights-of-way for Skull Point County Road 12-325 through Dec. 31, 2039; staff to prepare WYDOT TAP Letter of Interest for Lower Valley transportation and trails study. Outcome: approved unanimously.
• Motion #6 — Approve Amendment to Rock Springs RMP MOU recognizing Lincoln County’s cooperator status on the Rock Springs RMP (NEPA). Outcome: approved unanimously.
• Motion #7 — Approve the Resolution Adopting the Election Districts and Precincts for this election year. Outcome: approved unanimously.
• Motion #8 — Authorize Prohibition Outpost, LLC to apply for catering permits from Afton and Alpine using the County liquor license. Outcome: approved unanimously.
• Motion #9 — Approve Chair to sign renewal application for TUP 03638 and pay $150 to the Office of State Lands & Investments. Outcome: approved unanimously.
• Motion #10 — Approve sending a letter indicating willingness to enter into a future agreement, if necessary, with Iron Guard Housing for private infrastructure to service future housing development. Outcome: approved unanimously.
• Motion #11 — Approve the BRC Agreement with the Wyoming Business Council for $4,008,020 in grant funds for the sewer project. Outcome: approved unanimously.
These recorded motions constitute the meeting’s formal decisions; the transcript shows unanimous concurrence on all listed items.
