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Predator-management board gets $10,000 from county after annual report
Summary
The Fremont County Predator Management District presented its annual report and budget. Commissioners discussed program scope, funding sources and approved a one-time allocation: commissioners noted the district had requested $7,500 and the board recorded providing $10,000.
Rob Cross, chairman of the Fremont County Predator Management District, presented the group's annual report and preliminary budget, outlining field activities (raven control, nuisance-predator responses) and funding sources such as producer assessments and Department of Agriculture support. "As apex predators come into different areas and we manage conflicts, it's important we partner with the county," Cross said while describing program priorities and a need for continued budget support.
Commissioners reviewed the district's request for $7,500. The board recorded an allocation of $10,000 to the predator district during the meeting; a commissioner summarized the action, noting, "They asked for 7,500. You gave it 10." Commissioners also discussed the district's fiscal picture and encouraged the group to continue providing a detailed, itemized budget and to pursue the state funding avenues it uses.
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