Kiowa County vouchers - December 2021
| The following vouchers were paid at the Regular Meetings held on December 14, 2021 & December 30, 2021 to be paid out of 2021 Budget to with: | ||
| CAPITAL EXPENDITURES | ||
| VanHooks's La | ||
The fastest population growth in the West’s wildland fringes is in ecosystems most vulnerable to wildfires
The view from the foothills of the Sierra Nevada in Southern California can be beautiful – pine forests and chaparral spill across an often rugged landscape.
Colorado a leading state for data-driven budget decisions
Colorado is among the nation’s top states for using data to drive its budgetary decisions, according to a recent study by Pew Charitable Trusts.
USDA Update – February 8, 2022
Agriculture news and information from the Eads USDA Service Center in Kiowa County, Colorado, for February 8, 2022.
Lake Pueblo shifts to spring hours for boat ramps, aquatic nuisance species decon stations
Lake Pueblo State Park will shift to springtime operating hours February 14 for its inspection stations that guard against the invasion of non-native zebra and quagga mussels.
Card of Thanks – Families of Melinda Walker
Thank You
The families of Melinda Walker Campbell want to thank everyone who called, sent cards, and provided food. As well as thank you to those who donated to the Melinda Walker Campbell Memorial Fund.
Each and everything are greatly appreciated.
Card of Thanks – Families of David Crow
Thank You
Our family has been overwhelmed by the outpouring of love, kindness, hugs, and encouragement after the loss of David Crow.
Researchers at Northern Arizona University fight, prevent climate-driven wildfires
Climate change and drought have intensified wildfires across Arizona and the West, destroying millions of acres of woodlands and entire communities.
Tribal, Rural Communities Face Barriers for Free COVID Tests
Households across America are receiving free COVID tests sent by mail after the federal government rolled out the option last month.
Report: raising pay key to keeping schools open
As school districts across Colorado struggle to keep their doors open because of staffing shortages, a new Economic Policy Institute report suggests that states should tap billions in unspent COVID relief funds to make long-overdue investments in the education workforce.
