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Rangely council approves MOU to provide limited supervisory support to CNCC facilities
Summary
Council approved a memorandum of understanding allowing the town to provide 4'6 hours per week of supervisory support for Colorado Northwestern Community College facilities, with the college reimbursing the town; council described the arrangement as temporary while CNCC fills positions.
The council approved an MOU between the Town of Rangely and the State Board of Community Colleges and Occupational Education for Colorado Northwestern Community College (CNCC). Under the agreement, the town will allow a town employee to provide supervisory support for CNCC facilities for up to 4'6 hours per week, and CNCC will reimburse the town for the work.
Town manager Lisa said CNCC had staffing gaps in facilities and asked the town to provide short-term supervisory assistance; council members described the arrangement as temporary while CNCC recruits replacements for retiring staff. The motion passed after a second without additional amendment.
Why it matters: The MOU allows a nearby community college to continue building and facilities operations with town support and reimburses the town for staff time, avoiding a gap in campus operations while CNCC completes hiring.
What happens next: Staff will implement the agreement and track time for reimbursement; council expects CNCC to hire permanent staff and end the town-provided support when appropriate.
