Colfax County

The board addressed several funding requests, including both promotional and non-promotional requests for the Colfax Tavern R2R Kickoff Party and a non-promotional request for the Center for Community Innovation's The Wild Divide. Updates were provided regarding Six Pack Outdoors, Vermejo Park, Charcoal Burner, and the Bronc of Blue Sky Bronco De Mayo event. Additionally, the board conducted elections for the positions of Chairman and Vice Chairman and confirmed the schedule for the next meeting.

The board addressed several funding requests. Promotional and non-promotional funding was granted to Riding High Ministries. A promotional funding request for Roadrunner Tours was denied for not meeting the required application timeline. Promotional and non-promotional funding was approved for the Colfax County Open Rodeo. The board also adopted an amendment to the Lodger's Tax Funding Application regarding website construction and maintenance guidelines.

The Board reviewed and acted upon several promotional funding requests, including grants for KRTN, the Charcoal Burner bike race, Broncs of Blue Sky, the Colfax County Adventure Guide, and a program by Save Your Town. A promotional funding request from the Chase Ranch Foundation was reviewed with guidance provided for future resubmission. A non-promotional funding request for The Center for Community Innovation was declined due to eligibility restrictions regarding website funding, with recommendations for alternative county support. Additionally, the board approved a letter of interest for a new advisory board member.

The board reviewed and approved promotional funding requests, specifically $5,835.74 for the Chase Ranch Foundation to cover advertising costs including radio, posters, and banners, and $2,625.00 for the Charcoal Burner Six Pack Outdoors for contestant t-shirts. Additionally, the board received updates on the Colfax County Adventure Field Guide funding and were advised that the Colfax County Commission denied the recommendation for the Save Your Town project.

The board discussed several promotional funding requests, including approving a monthly radio advertising request for LMNOC and referring a branding project for The Wild Divide to the Commission for approval. Additionally, the board discussed grant-funded upgrades for the Event Center, approved the renewal of the Lamar billboard contract, and tabled discussions regarding the election of officers and funding limits due to a lack of a full board.