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Flags in front of the Kiowa County Courthouse in Eads, Colorado. The building is surrounded by trees.

Kiowa County Commissioners meeting agenda – September 30, 2021

Kiowa County Courthouse in Eads, Colorado. © Chris Sorensen

KIOWA COUNTY COMMISSIONER MEETING

SEPTEMBER 30, 2021 MEETING DATE

APPOINTMENTS:

  • 9:00am             Open meeting-vouchers
  • 9:30am             Nick Johnson – Maintenance Equipment
  • 10:00am           Tim Trosper – Fairgrounds Storage
  • 10:30am           Cindy McLoud – KCEDF/ HP Grant
  • 11:00am           Eunice Weber – Ambulance Service
  • 11:30am           
  • LUNCH              JJ’s Restaurant  
  • 1:00pm             Ronny Farmer / Audit Review
  • 1:30pm             
  • 2:00pm             
  • 2:30pm             
  • 3:00pm             Vaccine Mandate Discussion
  • 3:30pm             
  • 4:00pm             

 

  • Opening of Meeting
  • Minutes of last meeting:
  • Approval vouchers:
  • Approval /Additions to Agenda

OLD  BUSINESS:

  1. Grant Updates 
  2. Landfill / Recycling Update
  3. Sales Tax Update
  4. Budget – Salaries / Workweek Hours / Incentives / Bonus’s
  5. Ambulance Service
  6. SCEDD Housing Project Update

Upcoming Meetings:

  • October 4         Community Corrections Meeting
  • October 5         GPR Meeting 
  • October 6         Fair Board Mtg
  • October 13       RESADA / SCEDD
  • October 14       Commissioner Meeting 
  • October 19       KCEDF
  • October 20       SAGE/SEBREA
  • October 27       SECED
  • October 28       Commissioner Meeting

NEW BUSINESS:

Veterans report / DSS Report / EM Report / Sheriff Report / Commissioners Report

SAGE, SEBREA, SCEDD, SECED, KCEDF, RESADA

  1. Time Off Request Forms
  2. LAVAA Board Letters of Interest
  3. Sr. Citizens List for LAVAA Grant
  4. OPIOD IGA
  5. Fair Revenue & Expenses
  6. Model Traffic Code
  7. Vaccine Mandate Resolution

The Commissioners have decided to discontinue the virtual meetings.  Since the COVID precautions are lifted and we are able to meet in person we will only be offering virtual attendance by those who have a discussion item scheduled with the BOCC and are not able to attend in person.  I know that this is not always convenient but we have found that on occasion those attending virtually catch only a part of a conversation and this may be the cause of misinformation to spread and that is not likely to happen when attendance is in person.  We are trying to eliminate some additional COVID responsibilities from my schedule and the amount of additional work to set up each meeting and deal with technical issues is a time consuming process.  We also need to log attendance and that is more difficult with virtual attendance and the BOCC like to know who they are addressing.  We appreciate your interest in these meetings and want everyone to know that they are more than welcome to attend in person.

Thank you,

Tina Adamson, Administrator