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Larimer County commissioners approve consent agenda, including resurfacing contract and workforce grant
Summary
The Larimer County Board approved its consent agenda 2-0 on June 23, 2026, advancing a resurfacing construction contract, a state workforce development grant, wildfire mitigation agreements and other routine items; no items were pulled for separate discussion.
The Larimer County Board of County Commissioners approved its consent agenda 2-0 at an Administrative Matters meeting on June 23, 2026. Commissioner Kefalas moved to approve the consent agenda; Chair Jody Shadegg McNally voted in favor.
The consent package included a construction services agreement (B26-03, project ENM000126) with Colson Excavating Company Inc. for roadway resurfacing; a Local Area Employment and Training Grant between the State of Colorado and Larimer County to support workforce development services that begins July 1, 2026 and runs through June 30, 2028; and multiple professional services agreements under the Community Wildfire Defense Program to perform Home Ignition Zone mitigation (vendors listed in the meeting packet include Summit Forest Inc. and Red Feather Lakes Excavating Inc.).
Other approved items included a letter of understanding for the County Road 70 Owl Canyon Road widening project with Poudre Valley REA; an agreement related to substance use-disorder services with Signal Behavioral Health Network and Larimer County community corrections partners; an amendment extending the contract between the Larimer County Department of Human Services and Meals on Wheels of Loveland and Berthoud (the amendment extends the term through June 30, 2027); recommended appointments to advisory boards and public-improvement districts as listed in the agenda packet; several liquor-license renewals and a change-of-manager filing; a new worker's compensation technical technician position in Risk Management; and a resolution authorizing county liquor-license staff to act on temporary permits to expedite 10-day determinations.
Staff noted that items on the consent agenda were routine and had been previously reviewed; no commissioner requested that an item be pulled for separate consideration.
The board recorded the vote as 2-0 in favor with Chair Jody Shadegg McNally and Commissioner Kefalas present and voting. The meeting then moved to the county manager update and adjourned at 9:19 a.m.
