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Board approves hangar reimbursement, facility uses and $10,000 Wyo250 grant
Summary
The commissioners approved Reimbursement No. 5 for the County Hangar Project ($6,592.60 with FAA and WYDOT reimbursements), multiple facility use requests, and a $10,000 grant agreement with Wyoming State Parks and Cultural Resources for Wyo250; the county attorney reviewed updated insurance language and found no issues.
Under "Other Business" the board addressed several routine approvals and an appointment discussion. Commissioners discussed representation on the Hot Springs County Rural Water Joint Powers Board; Commissioner Tom Ryan said he would like to continue serving, while Chairman Bob Aguiar expressed interest in serving when Ryan's appointment ends in February. Tony Basko, a Rural Water JPB board member, said he was concerned about changing board members given Commissioner Ryan's institutional knowledge.
The board approved Reimbursement No. 5 for the County Hangar Project for $6,592.60 (FAA reimburses $5,933.34; WYDOT reimburses $395.56; County pays $263.70), with Commissioner Ryan noting an electronic approval via BlackCats email was also required. The board approved facility use forms for the Lucerne Water & Sewer District, the Hot Springs County Republican Party, the South Thermopolis Water & Sewer District, and the Natural Resource Planning Committee for recurring 2026 meeting dates. The board also approved a $10,000 grant agreement with Wyoming State Parks and Cultural Resources for the Semiquincentennial Wyo250 celebration; Clerk Kersten said the State revised insurance language and County Attorney Jill Logan reviewed and found no issues. "Motion carried" is recorded for these approvals in the minutes.
