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Trustees direct staff to explore disposal or transfer of unused Edgerton property

Natrona County Library Board · January 14, 2026
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Summary

The board instructed the director to examine options for unused Natrona County Library property in Edgerton, including potential transfer back to the City of Edgerton, subject to legal review and county approval; trustees discussed pending tree removal and boundary questions.

Trustees of the Natrona County Library on Jan. 14 directed the Executive Director to explore options for disposition of library‑owned property in Edgerton that the board does not intend to use.

Executive Director Lisa Scroggins reported there is a pending tree removal on the property and noted questions about property boundaries. Because some parcels are not planned for library use, trustees instructed the director to investigate possible disposition actions, including a transfer back to the City of Edgerton subject to legal review and appropriate county approvals.

The board did not make a final decision at the meeting. Scroggins was asked to return with options and any required legal or county approval steps before trustees consider a formal action.