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The meeting featured a presentation by the Wyoming State Offices regarding the Bear Lodge Rare Earth Project. Following the presentation, members of the public and the CEO of Rare Element Resources provided comments and asked questions regarding the project.
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The meeting included an executive session and the hiring of a new fire warden at an annual salary of $74,000 with full benefits. Discussions were held regarding the Rural Health Transformation Grant Application, with plans for local EMS entities to complete and submit the funding application. Additionally, the commission reviewed and established the pay structure for Deputy Coroners, determining that compensation will continue at FY26 rates with any budget overages covered by the overall Coroner budget.
The board discussed property insurance bids, approved a mill levy request, and established a memorandum of understanding with non-profit service providers. They authorized an annual compensation agreement with the University of Wyoming for 4-H development and approved various departmental claims and payroll. Appointments were made to the Emergency Medical Services District. Department heads, including the Assessor, Attorney, Clerk, Treasurer, and Sheriff, provided monthly reports on cases, records, and departmental activities. The board reviewed and accepted an updated pay table for county employees and engaged in a presentation regarding the Bear Lodge Rare Earth Project. Additionally, they approved road and property license requests, contracted with the Wyoming Department of Health for public health and prevention grants, addressed a large tract variance, and approved a one-split subdivision. They also maintained a Stage 2 fire ban, clarified fuel source exemptions, and entered a memorandum of understanding regarding the Bull Hill Mine.
The board conducted a final budget hearing and subsequently adopted the 2026-2027 fiscal year budget, including appropriation resolutions and tax levies. Key decisions included authorizing the Library and Fair Board to retain specific mineral tax revenues, selecting a funding allocation option for Secure Rural Schools Title Funds, and granting permission for a twenty-four-hour catering permit for a local business. Additionally, the board discussed Rural Health Transformation Funding.
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