Weld County Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting
The meeting included a recognition for a long-serving Department of Human Services employee. Agenda items involved approving general warrants, an MOU for jail-based behavioral health services, and a grant award for high-visibility impaired driving enforcement. A contract for the maintenance and expansion of license plate reader cameras was debated and approved following a roll call vote. The board also addressed a declaration of surplus property.
May 13, 2026·Board meeting
Weld County Board of Commissioners Regularly Scheduled Meeting
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The Board of Commissioners conducted a meeting covering several administrative and operational items. Key actions included the authorization of various contracts, such as investigation support with Yuma County, intergovernmental agreements for case management services, and license agreements for veterans' counseling services. The Board approved a change order for bridge maintenance and reconstruction services, as well as a permit change for a liquor license. Additionally, the Board initiated the first reading of a code ordinance regarding updates to onsite wastewater treatment system regulations to align with state standards and streamline permitting processes.
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.
Dec 22, 2025·Board meeting
Weld County Board Of Commissioners Meeting
The proceedings began with the Housing Authority Board meeting, where the minutes from November 24, 2025, were approved, and discussions confirmed that the entity is actively working to move out of troubled status. Following this, the Board of County Commissioners convened. They approved the minutes from the December 8, 2025, meeting, the general warrants, and a commissioner warrant for Lynette Pepper (with Commissioner Maxi recused for that item). Key business included the recommendation to award Bid B250059 for budget and Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) Publishing Software to IGM Technology Corporation, with a first-year cost of $16,684. The board also approved the renewal of the community service funding contract for animal control services with NOCO Humane, accepting a 10% fee increase, and authorized the chair to sign. Furthermore, they approved the temporary closure of County Roads 48 between County Roads 53 and 55 for a bridge replacement scheduled from January 5th to April 15th, 2026. A time extension, with no cost impact, was approved for the High Plains Boulevard design-build project due to right-of-way delays. The board also approved the final reading of Code Ordinance 2025-16, which defines and permits Electric Vehicle (EV) charging stations in commercial, industrial, and agricultural zones. The January 21, 2026, meeting was canceled due to a lack of quorum, as several commissioners would be lobbying in Washington D.C. Finally, during the public hearing segment, the board approved a new Ventner's restaurant county liquor license and its biannual renewal.
