Weld County Board of Commissioners Regularly Scheduled Meeting
The Board of Commissioners conducted a meeting which primarily focused on recognizing the service and retirement of two county employees. A certificate of achievement was presented to Troy Davis from the Department of Public Works for his dedicated service. Additionally, a certificate of achievement was presented to Christopher Gathman from the Department of Planning Services to honor his long tenure and professional contributions to the county. The board members expressed their gratitude to both individuals for their hard work and dedication to the citizens of the county.
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Weld County Board of Commissioners Regularly Scheduled Meeting
The board discussed and approved several operational and infrastructure items, including the reading of a code ordinance, the approval of hearing certificates for liquor license renewals, and the consent agenda. New business included the approval of contract templates for public safety communication agreements and radio channel sharing, as well as several amendments to maintenance and system upgrade agreements for radio consoles. The board also declared certain equipment as surplus for auction, approved the acquisition of property and easements for a road intersection roundabout project, authorized temporary road closures and extensions for construction work, and permitted the entry upon private lands for weed control management. Finally, the board heard an appeal regarding a denied right-of-way permit application for a fiber optic project.
Mar 4, 2026·Board meeting
Weld County Board Of Commissioners Regular Meeting
The meeting commenced with a pledge of allegiance. Key discussions and actions included the approval of minutes from the February 18, 2026 meeting and certification of public hearings from the same date. A significant portion of the meeting involved recognizing the Roosevelt Ruff Riders Day and presenting a proclamation celebrating their fifth consecutive Class 4A State Championship victory, including acknowledging individual athletes and the head coach. In finance and procurement matters, the Board approved general warrants and commissioner warrants. Several bids were awarded, including the design contract for the County Roads 34 and 17 roundabout and bridge replacement project to Atkins Realis, and the abatement and demolition of West Block North facilities to Ancon 2 Constructors Inc. Under new business, the Board approved accepting grant award terms for the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for shared office space with Volunteers of America Colorado branch to serve veterans, an MOU for the Weld County Competency Docket Pilot Project, and an Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) with the Federal Mineral Lease District Board regarding payments for highway and rural programs.
Feb 4, 2026·Board meeting
Weld County Board Of Commissioners Meeting
The regularly scheduled meeting included the approval of the consent agenda and general warrants. New business addressed several agenda items concerning property acquisition and road projects. This included the emergency temporary closure of County Road 34 between County Roads 31 and 33. The board also considered an amended memorandum of agreement (MOA) for the acquisition of public road right-of-way for the County Road 66 corridor project, involving Hungenberg KHL Farms LLP, by changing the conveyance method from dedication to a special warranty deed. A similar amended MOA was considered for Hungberg Produce Inc. for the same road project. Finally, the board considered authorizing the filing of proceedings in eminent domain against Steven Viscero for a parcel related to the High Plains Boulevard project. This involved extensive discussion regarding property impacts, proximity to the home, noise, and potential mitigation, such as a wall valued at $68,721, though neither appraiser included mitigation costs in their valuations.
