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Commissioners call mail-ballot special-purpose district elections for May 5, 2026

Carbon County Board of Commissioners · February 5, 2026
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Summary

By Resolution 2026-04 the Carbon County Board of Commissioners set a mail-ballot election on May 5, 2026 for special-purpose district board positions, citing statute 13-1-504; Election Administrator Crystal Roascio said there are currently no contested races and the elections are likely to be canceled.

The Carbon County Commissioners adopted Resolution 2026-04 on Feb. 5, calling a mail-ballot election for special-purpose district board positions to be held May 5, 2026, the date required by statute for special-purpose district elections.

Election Administrator Crystal Roascio told the board that, at present, there are no contested races for special-purpose district offices and that some elections are likely to be canceled if no candidates file.

The resolution cites 13-1-504 regarding the scheduling of special-purpose district elections. The minutes include the signed resolution language and the commissioners' signatures. The board took no additional action on election logistics during the meeting.