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Fairgrounds transient stall fee raised to $20 per night to cover cleaning costs

Churchill County Parks and Recreation · March 3, 2026
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Summary

The Parks and Recreation board approved raising the transient (single‑night) stall fee at the 3C event complex from $15 to $20 per night to cover a roughly $8 per‑stall cleaning and disposal cost; multi‑night stays will continue to be negotiated with event producers.

The Churchill County Parks and Recreation board voted to raise the transient overnight stall fee at the 3C event complex to $20 per night to offset stall cleaning, labor and disposal costs.

Jesse Sigur, who provided the event and operations update, told the board cleaning costs increased to about $8 per stall and said the $20 base rate for single‑night transient users is intended to cover fuel, labor and disposal expenses. "We really need the the base rate to be set at $20 a night per stall just to cover all of our costs and expenses that go along with stall cleaning and disposes of all the shavings and manure and stuff," Sigur said.

Staff emphasized that the $20 recommendation targets transient one‑night stays (people passing through and not tied to a contracted event) while multi‑night stays and event producers will continue to be negotiated separately. Sigur also said the fairgrounds are working with a vendor to build a real‑time map and QR‑based reservation/check‑in system to make it easier for visitors to find reserved stalls and RV spots.

A committee member moved to change the fee and the board approved the motion by voice vote; the transcript does not record a roll‑call tally or the names of the mover/second for the motion. During discussion a board member said the agenda language prevented considering a $25 fee and suggested future agendas allow a broader range for adjustment.

The transcript does not specify an effective date for the new $20 fee; staff did not state whether the fee change requires additional administrative steps.