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Votes at a glance: Collbran Board actions, Dec. 9, 2025
Summary
Summary of motions and recorded votes from the Town of Collbran Board of Trustees meeting: 2026 budget and appropriation (Res. 2025-23 & 2025-24), mill-levy certification (Res. 2025-25), Mesa County Sheriff contract renewal, dark-fiber lease, and Resolution 2025-26 updating bank signers.
The following motions and recorded outcomes are taken from the Town of Collbran Board of Trustees meeting on Dec. 9, 2025. Vote tallies and movers/seconders are listed as stated in the meeting record.
• Budget adoption: Resolutions 2025-23 & 2025-24 — Motion by Trustee Winkleblack; second by Mayor Lietz. Vote: Winkleblack Yes; Bethel Yes; Stahley Yes; Mayor Pro Tem Price Yes; Mayor Lietz Yes. Outcome: Passed (5-0).
• Mill-levy certification: Resolution 2025-25 — Motion by Mayor Pro Tem Price; second by Trustee Stahley. Vote: Winkleblack Yes; Bethel Yes; Stahley Yes; Mayor Pro Tem Price Yes; Mayor Lietz Yes. Outcome: Passed (5-0).
• Mesa County Sheriff contract (2026): Motion by Trustee Winkleblack; second by Mayor Lietz. Vote: Winkleblack Yes; Bethel Yes; Stahley Yes; Mayor Pro Tem Price No; Mayor Lietz Yes. Outcome: Passed (4-1).
• Dark-fiber lease with Elite: Motion by Trustee Winkleblack; second by Mayor Pro Tem Price. Vote: unanimous Yes. Outcome: Passed (5-0). Terms noted: $50 monthly access fee; two-year term.
• Resolution 2025-26 — Update authorized banking signers: Motion by Mayor Lietz; second by Trustee Stahley. Vote: unanimous Yes. Outcome: Passed (5-0).
These items were recorded in the meeting minutes; staff were assigned follow-up tasks including posting election materials and finalizing contract paperwork where applicable.
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