San Miguel County Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
The board discussed several ballot measures, specifically focusing on Amendment 81 regarding law enforcement communication with federal immigration authorities and Amendment 86 concerning congressional redistricting. Additionally, the board reviewed a resident petition regarding prairie dog regulations on public lands and considered a memorandum of understanding with the Town of Mountain Village regarding the interpretation of view plane restrictions set forth in a 1999 settlement agreement.
Mar 19, 2026·
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The Lodging Tax Panel meeting included a review of lodging tax collections, where participants noted strong 2025 performance despite some recent fluctuations related to resort operations and local construction activity. The board discussed the interpretation of treasurer fees and approved a strategy to utilize existing fund balances to offset these fees, ensuring the lodging entities remain whole. Furthermore, the Norwood Chamber provided an update on their upcoming events, including an annual banquet, film series, and collaborative community celebrations. The meeting also featured a presentation on a recovery marketing campaign that was implemented following a strike, detailing impressions, campaign reach, and successful engagement strategies to drive tourism and support local businesses.
Jan 7, 2026·Board meeting
Board Of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
The Board of County Commissioners meeting covered several administrative and community-related agenda items. Key discussions included the reappointment of a director to the Southwestern Water Conservation District, which involved a formal oath of office ceremony and updates on regional water rights and Colorado River management. The Board also reviewed and approved several 2026 grant awards as recommended by the Behavioral Health Solutions Panel, following a summary of their purpose and statutory authority. Furthermore, the meeting addressed the appointment of a new representative for the Norwood School District to the Behavioral Health Solutions Panel and initiated considerations regarding permit resolutions for the regional airport authority.
