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Humboldt County amends prior trail resolution, rescinds portion committing $50,000 annual match

Humboldt County Board of Supervisors · March 9, 2026
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Summary

The Board amended Resolution 2026-02-23 on March 9, 2026, rescinding the portion that committed a $50,000 local sponsor match for three years toward a regional trail connection; the resolution continues to endorse the Humboldt & Webster County Transportation Alternatives grant application.

The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors moved March 9 to rescind the portion of Resolution No. 2026-02-23 that had committed county funding of $50,000 per year for three years as the local sponsor match for a Transportation Alternatives grant to connect the Prairie Rivers Trail with the Three Rivers Trail. Chairperson Bruce Reimers presided; the roll-call in the minutes records each supervisor as "Aye."

The amended resolution continues to express the county’s endorsement of the joint Humboldt & Webster County Transportation Alternatives grant application submitted by the respective Conservation Boards and reiterates the regional goal of linking trail systems to create a 70-plus mile network spanning four counties. The original text documented a proposed local sponsor match of $50,000 for three years and allocation of 50% of camping revenue for three years, plus a minimum 20-year maintenance commitment.

The board’s amendment rescinds only the portion of the prior resolution that specified the county would fund $50,000 for three years; the minutes do not record further fiscal detail or a replacement funding commitment. The roll-call on the amended resolution lists Thompson, Carpenter, Pedersen, Rasmussen and Reimers each recorded as voting "Aye."