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Fremont County approves state technology grant after 3–2 vote
Summary
The Fremont County Commission approved a grant agreement with the Wyoming Office of State Lands and Investments, not to exceed $10,869.56, to fund critical infrastructure technology upgrades; the motion passed 3–2 with two commissioners recorded in opposition.
The Fremont County Board of Commissioners voted 3–2 on June 9 to approve a grant agreement with the Wyoming Office of State Lands and Investments to support technology upgrades for county critical infrastructure. The grant is limited to $10,869.56 and requires the County Clerk to submit a proposal before funding is finalized.
The motion to approve was moved and seconded (Ron Fabrizius moved; Clarence Thomas seconded). Commissioners Ron Fabrizius, Clarence Thomas and Larry Allen voted to approve the agreement; Commissioners Michael Jones and Jennifer Wilson voted against it. The minutes record the split vote but do not include statements explaining the two dissenting votes.
County Clerk Julie Freese indicated a proposal must be submitted by the clerk prior to approval of funding. The grant references legislation from the 2024 Wyoming Session Laws (cited in the minutes) as the statutory basis for the program.
The agreement was placed in the signature file for execution after the required proposal is submitted.
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