Patricia Bartlett

The meeting included discussions on enterprise fleet management, focusing on vehicle buying and selling strategies, safety features, and cost-saving measures through leasing and resale equity. The board also discussed bridge grant programs, prioritizing applications for bridge structures on CR 59 and CR 26, including cost estimates and potential county matches. Additional topics included the use of jake brake engine mufflers on State Highway 14 and mag chloride dust control.

The Logan County Commissioners held a work session to discuss several key items. The board discussed a potential partnership with Clear Path Recovery, including the possibility of the county serving as a fiscal agent for a grant application related to opioid abatement. They also reviewed an emergency notification system for county departments, the 2025-2026 EMPG grant application, and an update on the South Platte River water complaint before the Supreme Court.

The Logan County Board of Commissioners convened to address several key items. They approved the consent agenda, which included the Sheriffs Fee report for September 2025 and the reappointment of members to the Logan County Fair Board. The board approved the purchase of a new one-ton pickup truck. They also approved Bridge Grant replacement applications to the Colorado Counties, Inc. Off-System Bridge Program (BRO). Amendments to the Logan County Lodging Tax Board Bylaws were approved, addressing membership termination due to consecutive absences. Additionally, the board approved a vacation application for the Sonnenberg Family Trust and Sonnenberg Family Legacy Trust to correct a lot line, along with resolutions related to the Sonnenberg Replat. Agreements were approved for the use of County Right of Way by B and L, LLC for a water line and by PC Telecom for a fiber optic line.

The Logan County Commissioners held a work session to discuss several key items. These included the Veteran's Service Officer IGA with Phillips County, the DOLA website's affordable housing tool, and an update on bridge grants. The commissioners also heard a presentation from NextEra Energy Resources regarding Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), including their benefits, safety features, and potential community impact. The discussion covered the integration of batteries into the grid, safety standards, and potential tax revenues for the county.

The Logan County Board of Commissioners held a special meeting to discuss the approval of Resolution 2025-28, which declares the intent of Logan County to delegate authority to the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA) for issuing bonds. These bonds will utilize the 2022 Private Activity Bond volume cap to finance housing facilities for low- and middle-income families and persons. The meeting also included the authorization of a delegation agreement in connection with this matter. The board also announced that they would be attending the Colorado Counties, Inc. Winter Conference in Westminster, Colorado, and that the next regular meeting would be scheduled for December 9, 2025.