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Wyoming Cowboy Hall of Fame asks Sweetwater County for $1,500 annual contribution for local inductees

Sweetwater County Board of County Commissioners · February 4, 2025
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Summary

Representatives from the Wyoming Cowboy Hall of Fame asked the commission to consider a perpetual $1,500 annual contribution to support videos and displays for county inductees; the commission will consider the request at budget time.

Andy Nelson, a member of the Wyoming Cowboy Hall of Fame board, and Valerie Remick, the Hall’s president, asked Sweetwater County to mirror Sublette County’s annual $1,500 contribution to help produce videos, photos and displays for inductees from the county. "We respectfully request ... Sweetwater County would do the same with a, perpetual $1,500, donation to the Wyoming Cowboy Hall of Fame," Nelson said.

The commission did not vote to commit funds immediately; members asked for the Hall’s documentation and said they would discuss the request during the budget process. One commissioner said they would abstain from the immediate procedural step on the agenda to avoid a conflict of interest. The Hall of Fame representatives said they will follow up with the commission and provide the video and invoice documentation as requested.

Why it matters: The Hall of Fame presentation was a request for an annual, perpetual line item that would be considered in future county budgeting and could become part of an existing historical preservation or museum board allocation.

What happens next: The Hall of Fame representatives will send the video and billing details to the county; commissioners said they will review the request as part of the regular budget cycle.