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Collbran trustees approve dark-fiber lease, update banking signers and pre-approve Parade of Lights

Town of Collbran Board of Trustees · December 9, 2025
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Summary

The board approved a dark-fiber lease with a $50 monthly access fee (two-year term as recorded), updated authorized banking signers and pre-approved the Dec. 13 Lions Club Parade of Lights; trustees also discussed hiring procedures for open town positions.

At its Dec. 9 meeting the Collbran Board of Trustees approved several administrative items, including a dark-fiber lease to allow a provider (Elite) to use town fiber, an update to authorized banking signers, and pre-approval for the Lions Club Parade of Lights scheduled Dec. 13, 2025.

Trustee Winkleblack moved to approve the dark-fiber lease with changes as presented: a $50 monthly access fee and a two-year term. The motion was seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Price and passed unanimously. (The meeting packet references a three-year lease in one place and the passed motion records a two-year term; that inconsistency is noted for clarification.)

Mayor Lietz moved to approve Resolution 2025-26 to update the authorized signers on the town's bank accounts to Mayor Lietz, Mayor Pro Tem Price, Trustee Bethel and Clerk Boyd; all previous signers were to be removed. The measure passed unanimously.

The board also pre-approved use of the auditorium and parade operations for the Lions Club Parade of Lights on Dec. 13. During the future-actions portion of the meeting Mayor Lietz said she had interviewed 12 candidates for open town positions and trustees agreed to form a committee to handle most interviews before final board interviews; Trustee Bethel raised that employees should receive bonuses.