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Greybull Airport boneyard auction set to open; radar speed signs under consideration
Summary
Airports and land planning staff told commissioners the Greybull Airport boneyard auction opens Friday at noon and said traffic-counter data has been shared with Road & Bridge; the county is exploring a grant to acquire speed radar signs for local safety.
Paul Thur, representing the Airports and Land Planning department, told the commission the Greybull Airport boneyard auctions will open Friday at 12:00 noon and run for two weeks. Thur said the county retains the option to refuse bids and that decisions about any items remaining after the auction will be discussed afterward.
Thur reported that traffic-counter data from Orchard Bench and Scharen Subdivision has been delivered to Engineering and Road & Bridge. Commissioners discussed the possibility of applying for a grant to purchase speed radar signs for use in those locations to improve traffic safety.
Why it matters: the boneyard auction is how the county manages surplus aircraft and related property at the Greybull Airport; the traffic-count data and potential radar signs are intended to respond to local safety and speed concerns.
What happens next: the auction will run for two weeks beginning the Friday noted by staff; Engineering and Road & Bridge will review traffic-counter results and staff will evaluate grant feasibility for radar sign purchase.
