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Albany County commissioners pass multiple grant approvals, appointments and contracts

Albany County Board of Commissioners · May 20, 2026
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Summary

At a regularly scheduled meeting, the Board approved numerous motions—including grant applications for public health and transportation, an emergency-management grant, ARPA contract amendments, and IT storage replacement—and ratified a special-prosecutor appointment; all motions passed by voice vote.

Albany County commissioners approved a series of routine but consequential items at their public meeting, including grant applications, a contract amendment funded by ARPA, and a replacement for on-premise storage infrastructure.

Key actions approved by the board included: - A memorandum of understanding with the Wyoming Department of Health and Albany County for maternal and child health services for fiscal years 2026–2028 in the amount of $287,914; the board approved the agreement by motion and voice vote. - A grant application to the Wyoming Department of Health, Public Health Division, for $447,638 to support data-driven, evidence-based substance-abuse and suicide-prevention programs for July 1, 2026–June 30, 2028; staff described program continuations plus an expanded suicide-prevention tab and training strategies; the board approved submission of the application. - Approval to submit a Wyoming Energy Authority GRAMA application asking for $50,000 for lighting replacement at the Albany County Fairgrounds; the fairgrounds will cover the local match and the board approved the application. - Acceptance of a Wyoming Emergency Insect Management Grant allocation (up to $87,000) to support mosquito-control activities; commissioners approved allocations by voice vote. - Approval to submit an application for the U.S. Department of Transportation Safe Streets and Roads for All grant (approximately $1.26 million) for demonstration activities and a safety action plan in partnership with the City of Laramie; staff proposed using some grant funds for interoperable radios as part of the safety action plan; commissioners approved the application. - Ratification of a resolution to appoint a special prosecutor for juvenile cases arising from a criminal prosecution and acknowledgement of U.S. Forest Service Secure Rural Schools payments totaling about $303,388.68 for fiscal 2025. - An ARPA-funded amendment to the county’s EagleView imagery agreement to add additional 3D mesh imagery over Laramie, plus approval to replace the county’s on-premise storage infrastructure (contract value discussed at roughly $224,140) to be paid from a special-purpose excise tax fund.

Most approvals were accomplished by a single motion, second and voice vote; the board recorded "Aye" and declared the motions carried. Several commissioners and staff discussed program details, eligibility and matching funds during presentations; no roll-call vote tallies with member names were recorded in the public transcript.

The board also approved payroll and vouchers and adjourned. Several items were tabled or rescheduled for future meetings, including a public hearing for the Wyoming Silver LLC Ready Community grant.