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Oct 20, 2026
Oct 26, 2026
Furnish and deliver Two (2) 80' x 11' OTR steel deck with end clean out 18.75” profile, 5-section truck scales with 3/8" steel deck. 100 Ton Capacity, rated 50 TN CLC. With yellow guide rail kit.
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6,683
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Rio Blanco County
The meeting addressed critical infrastructure projects in Rangely, specifically regarding water and wastewater management. Discussion centered on emergency repair needs for a 50-year-old water tank, where inspections revealed extensive damage requiring an increase in budget from $700,000 to $1.7 million. Additionally, the Board reviewed a $1.2 million wastewater lagoon lining project necessitated by a failed liner near the river. Funding sources were evaluated, including potential supplemental grants from the Department of Local Affairs, low-interest loans, and possible support through the Colorado River District. The Board reviewed the current status of county emergency funds and discussed potential grant application requirements.
The Land & Natural Resource Use Plan and Policy for Rio Blanco County, Colorado, developed by the White River and Douglas Creek Conservation Districts, outlines long-term management strategies to efficiently and effectively utilize resources while protecting the environment. The plan provides policies for federal agencies regarding the wise use of natural resources on federal and public lands. Key areas addressed include county history, customs and culture, air quality, climate change, forest management, wildfire, livestock grazing, noxious weeds, oil, gas, coal, minerals, socioeconomics, threatened and endangered species, soils, special designation areas, travel management, water rights, wild horses, and wildlife management. The overarching goal is to support access to and wise use of natural resources, protect private property rights, enhance local customs, culture, and economy, preserve the tax base, and ensure the public health, safety, and welfare of the County's citizens.
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The meeting included a public comment session where a community member expressed concerns regarding the appointment process for library board members and the lack of recordings for board workshops. The board also received a presentation on the proposed 2027 budget, which included discussions on beginning fund balances, revenue projections, and projected capital project expenditures across various county departments, including Road and Bridge.
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