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Trustees approve joint generator agreement with San Juan County
Summary
The Board of Trustees approved a final intergovernmental agreement with San Juan County outlining use, storage, maintenance and repair of a jointly owned generator. Staff said the county already signed the IGA and the agreement is intentionally limited in scope.
Town staff presented a final intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with San Juan County for the purchase, storage, maintenance and repair of a jointly owned generator. The county approved the agreement at a recent June meeting, and staff described the IGA as “very straightforward” and intentionally limited to use and maintenance terms.
A trustee moved to approve the IGA; the motion was seconded and the board recorded affirmative responses, approving the agreement by vote. Staff said the generator will support resilience objectives and will be governed according to the IGA’s use, storage and repair terms.
Why this matters: the IGA formalizes responsibilities for a shared emergency generator and clarifies operational and maintenance obligations between the town and county.
What’s next: staff will proceed with implementation under the IGA and return if any administrative matters require board action.
Attribution: Descriptions and quotes in this article are drawn from town staff during the meeting; the approval was recorded in the trustees’ roll call.
