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Loyalton council agrees in closed session to pursue lease for probation building
Summary
After a Sept. 9 special meeting, the Loyalton City Council said it reached consensus to pursue a lease agreement for the city’s probation building, contingent on a staff evaluation of the building’s costs to set a rental rate.
At a special meeting Sept. 9, 2025, the Loyalton City Council said it reached consensus to pursue a lease agreement for the city’s probation building after reconvening from a closed session, Mayor Markum said.
Mayor Markum told the council "it was decided by consensus of the council to move forward with a lease agreement after evaluation of our cost for the probation building to arrive at a rental cost." The statement was made after the council returned to open session; the meeting record does not show a formal roll-call vote on the lease direction.
Council members directed staff to evaluate the city’s costs related to the probation building so the council can determine an appropriate rental amount. The record does not specify proposed tenants, lease terms, or a timeline for the cost evaluation. The council noted the evaluation would inform a future agenda item for formal action.
