Larimer County Board of County Commissioners Administrative Matters Meeting
The board reviewed administrative matters, including the schedule for upcoming weeks. The meeting included the consideration of a consent agenda covering items such as tax abatements, service agreements for woody biomass removal and hauling, and appointments to the library district board and emergency medical advisory councils. A significant portion of the meeting involved a discussion regarding a Homeland Security grant, clarifying the board's administrative role in providing signatory authority for grants secured by the independently elected Sheriff's office, as well as the approval of requests to file cases in district court.
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Larimer County Board of County Commissioners Administrative Matters Agenda
The board meeting agenda focused on administrative matters and consent items. Key business included the consideration of several tax abatement petitions, the approval of a transaction confirmation for wholesale natural gas purchase, and a memorandum of understanding with the Office of Civil & Forensic Mental Health. Additionally, the agenda featured renewals for various liquor licenses and resolutions regarding zoning violation penalties.
Aug 4, 2026·Board meeting
Board of County Commissioners of Larimer County Administrative Matters Meeting
The meeting included a review of the upcoming commissioner schedule and the adoption of the consent agenda, which encompassed tax abatements, construction agreements, tenant estoppel agreements, and liquor license renewals. A key discussion item was the proclamation of the Larimer County Farmers Market 50th Anniversary, during which the board celebrated the market's role in the local food system and community food access.
Sep 22, 2025·Board meeting
Larimer County Bocc Work Session
The work session focused on performance measures for support services departments. The County Attorney's office presented efficiency measures related to the ratio of attorneys per capita compared to similarly populated counties (Weld, Boulder, and Arapahoe) and the ratio of attorneys per county employee. Discussion covered differences in workload based on reliance on in-house versus outside counsel for specialized matters like civil rights litigation and child protection cases. The Finance Director presented on performance measures including maintaining a favorable audit opinion, which is critical to avoid state withholding of revenue. It was also noted that the number of Requests for Proposals (RFPs), bids, and quotes processed by the purchasing department decreased in 2024 due to the implementation of an in-house quote tool. The savings achieved through the competitive process for awarded projects versus the highest bid was also reviewed.
