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Commissioners approve $1.13 million park/shade project and pass $4.34M in bills

Sublette County Board of Commissioners · March 17, 2026
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Summary

County staff presented a $921,735 shade/park contract plus additional design and contingency items; commissioners approved a combined project action of $1,126,153 after discussion and then voted to clear $4,340,852.84 in accounts payable.

County commissioners on Tuesday approved a staff recommendation to move forward with a large park shade and site project after hearing a line‑by‑line breakdown of costs. Staff told the board a signed contract for $921,735 is in hand, and the package the board approved included previously authorized design and contingency funding that brought the total to about $1,126,153.

Commissioner discussion focused on several set‑aside items in the package, including engineering fees and construction administration. One commissioner asked whether the budget included sufficient contingency; staff replied that they had set aside amounts for additional concrete work and potential support costs and that they would return if any single element exceeded the allotted contingency. The motion to approve the project passed on a voice vote.

Immediately after the project vote, the board moved to approve the monthly accounts‑payable report. The commission voted to authorize payments totaling $4,340,852.84, closing the morning consent items. Staff said routine supporting documentation for the payables is available on request and offered to provide invoices or contract documents for specific items if commissioners wanted follow‑up in a future meeting.

What happens next: staff said they will finalize procurement steps and return with any contract amendments that exceed the approved amounts. Commissioners asked for clearer invoice packets on high‑value items going forward so they can review spending before votes.