Moffat County Board Of County Commissioners Meeting Minutes
The board meeting covered several items, including approval of the consent agenda and hearing public comments regarding a proposed data center moratorium. The commissioners discussed employee anniversaries, reinstated the Employee Health Insurance Board, and appointed its new members. Additionally, the board approved hiring a contractor to develop a master plan for Loudy-Simpson Park. Finally, the board moved to table the discussion regarding the adoption of a data center moratorium until a future meeting, pending further public comment.
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Moffat County Board of County Commissioners Meeting Minutes
The Board discussed various county business items, including consent agenda approvals for payroll, department contracts, and renewals. Public comment addressed concerns regarding signage and auxiliary engine braking noise on a county road, as well as inquiries about data centers. The Planning and Zoning department announced a formal review process for data center regulations and policies, focusing on infrastructure, land-use, and economic impacts. Additionally, a public hearing was held for the July Budget Supplemental, which was subsequently approved. Finally, the Board approved a resolution concerning the amended and restated investment policy for the Moffat Economic Development Authority.
May 26, 2026·Board meeting
Moffat County Board Of County Commissioners Meeting Minutes
The meeting included the approval of several resolutions, such as the adoption of a policy distinguishing subrecipients and contractors, a grant of permanent easement for a public trail to the City of Craig, and the adoption of the Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code. A bid recommendation for a motor grader was tabled for further investigation. The Board also approved a bill of sale for Sherman Youth Camp infrastructure to the Rocky Mountain Youth Corps and accepted revisions to airport hangar leases.
