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Health director Travis Horton confirmed permanent and given $1/hour raise

Park County Commission · April 7, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved making Health Department Director Travis Horton permanent after his one-year probation and approved a $1/hour wage increase consistent with county practice; colleagues praised Horton's leadership and community engagement.

Park County commissioners approved a wage adjustment and confirmed Health Department Director Travis Horton as a permanent department head after he completed a one-year probationary period.

"Travis Horton has reached his one-year mark and is now a permanent member of our leadership team," Maritza said, recommending a $1/hour increase consistent with county practice for department heads. Commissioners approved the raise by voice vote.

Several officials spoke in support: the sheriff said Horton "has had a huge impact on the county" and Scott Conley, a sanitarian, praised his dedication to public and environmental health. Lisa Rosberg, county superintendent, said Horton has had a positive impact on local schools and community programs, including the Hope Squad.

Horton thanked the commission: "I really enjoyed this job. I love working with this community because this is my community."

Staff said the raise was already budgeted for the current year and will have a larger budgetary impact in the next fiscal year. The commission approved the personnel action and wage adjustment by voice vote.