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Commissioners adopt local boil-water declaration for McDonald and a meeting decorum resolution
Summary
The Rawlins County Board approved Resolution No. 2026-11, a local declaration related to a boil-water advisory for the City of McDonald, and Resolution No. 2026-12 establishing meeting decorum. Commissioners also directed county attorney to draft a landfill dumping-fees resolution for future consideration.
The Rawlins County Board of Commissioners approved Resolution No. 2026-11, a local declaration concerning the boil-water advisory affecting the City of McDonald. Commissioner Lincoln Pochop moved to adopt the resolution; the motion carried.
Later in the meeting County Attorney Christopher A. Rohr presented a proposed Meeting Decorum Resolution. Commissioner Mark Mosley moved to approve Resolution 2026-12, which the board adopted. The transcript records the adoption but does not include the full text of either resolution; the board signed the decorum resolution during the meeting.
Rohr and commissioners also discussed landfill dumping fees and permitted tree lengths for material accepted at the county landfill. Rohr said he will draft a revised Landfill Resolution reflecting discussed changes and will bring it to the board after reviewing details with Landfill Supervisor Corey Castens. Rohr additionally said he is waiting on a response related to the Obert Trust agreement.
No public comment opposing either resolution was recorded in the meeting minutes.
