Jacob Porter

The meeting commenced with the approval of the agenda, followed by a section for the approval of minutes which was accomplished via a motion. The primary focus of the recorded actions was the 'New Business' and 'Discussion' sections, although no specific topics under these headings are detailed in the provided text excerpt beyond the structural labels.

The Town Council meeting involved several key actions. The agenda was approved, followed by the approval of lease agreements for several organizations, including Evanston Child Development Center, Lincoln Uinta Child Development Association, and From the Heart Ministries Food Bank, with each contract set at one dollar per year. Resolutions were approved, specifically Resolution No. 2026-01 approving the lot line adjustment of the Byrne Addition, and Resolution No. 2026-02 amending certain regular meeting dates for calendar year 2026. Additionally, the Council approved a list of bills for payment, covering items such as tourism website contract, attorney services, GIS support, and repairs to a PD truck.

The meeting commenced with the Pledge of Allegiance and agenda approval. Key new business items included the approval of the Uinta County Recycling Contract for $1250.00. The request for extended hours for the Cowboy Bar and Badlands on December 12, 13 & 14, 2025, was approved, with instructions to notify law enforcement regarding the open container rules. The council awarded the vehicle bid for a 2025 Nissan Pathfinder to Brower Brothers Nissan for $31,509. A variance request was reviewed and subsequently denied as it did not meet the necessary requirements. The payment of numerous bills, totaling various amounts across multiple vendors for services such as master planning, chemicals, water service, and supplies, was approved. The meeting was adjourned at 7:05 pm.

The meeting included the swearing-in and welcome of a newly appointed council member, Brittney Brunski-Deckert, filling a vacancy. Key discussion points involved resident concerns regarding recently installed "No Parking" signs on Willow Drive, which led to a decision to temporarily remove the signs while scheduling future public discussions for a long-term solution. The Council also approved several resolutions, including the adoption of the 2025 Master Plan Update, authorization to apply for a Semiquincentennial Grant, and awarding a calendar year-end bonus to town employees. Furthermore, the Council accepted a Master Service Agreement with Union Wireless and approved a list of outstanding bills for payment.

The meeting included board appointments for the Bridger Valley Joint Powers Board and the Lincoln Uinta Revolving Loan Fund. Key discussions under 'Other Council Business' included updates from the Uinta County Commissioners meeting regarding the upcoming legislature session, budget concerns, the future of the Wyoming Business Council, and WYDOT road and bridge repairs for Uinta County. Department reports covered fiber installation progress, a sewer line repair, confirmation that dams were checked post-earthquake without damage, the status of hiring a potential part-time officer, setting up DiGi Ticket, and clarifying procedures for peaceful rallies or marches. Bills for various services and expenses were approved for payment.