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Votes at a glance: commissioners approve agreements, permits, appointments and change orders
Summary
At its June 16 meeting the Converse County Board approved multiple routine but consequential actions: bore permits for Devon Energy, an HDR design agreement for CR13, change orders for the shooting range, diversion of funds to the Wyoming Department of Health, a reappointment to the Glenrock Solid Waste Disposal District and removal of a Fair Board member.
The Board of Commissioners recorded a series of approvals and ratifications during its June 16 meeting, summarized here for quick reference.
Approved items included authorization for Road & Bridge to implement a Temporary Road Closure Application process and two bore permits for Devon Energy for water lines along Esau Road/CR 60 (motion carried). The board ratified an agreement with HDR Engineering, Inc. for design, permitting and project management services for the extension of CR13/Natural Bridge Road in the amount of $353,870.25. Commissioners also approved Change Order No. 1 (installation of two 24‑foot cantilever single‑operator gates) at $19,875 each and later approved Change Order No. 2 for EJ Services on the shooting‑range improvements to add 28 days and $81,648 to account for overtime and delays.
Financial and administrative actions included approval to divert $69,864.91 to the Wyoming Department of Health for FY2025–2026 due to unexpended funds, and reappointment of Jon Maines to the Glenrock Solid Waste Disposal District for a three‑year term beginning July 1, 2026. The board also voted to remove Michael Henson from the Converse County Fair Board effective immediately for code of conduct violations after an executive session on personnel matters.
Commissioners approved the District 2 Annual Operating Agreement for project fires; the board recorded that only Attachment B and signature pages were currently in hand and the full plan remained under federal review. Where recorded in the minutes, motions were made and seconded and the clerk recorded that motions carried. No roll‑call vote tallies were provided in the minutes.
