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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AT THE COURTHOUSE IN SUNDANCE, CROOK COUNTY, WYOMING

Tuesday, March 3, 2020

8:30 o’clock a.m. Present were Chairman Kelly B. Dennis, Vice-Chairwoman Jeanne A. Whalen, Member Fred M. Devish and County Clerk Linda Fritz.

The Pledge of Allegiance was recited to the Flag.

Present for the following items were Jeff Hodge, Joe Baron, Mary Kuhl, Tammy Jundt, Jill Mackey, Theresa Curren, Tina Wood and Sarah Pridgeon.

Jeanne moved to approve the minutes from February 4 & 5, 2020. Fred seconded, all ayes, motion carried.

Fred moved to approve a Cooperative Law Enforcement Agreement Between the Crook County Sheriff’s Office and the USDA, Forest Service Black Hills National Forest. Jeanne seconded, all ayes, motion carried.

Fred moved to approve signing a letter requesting that we retain our funding for the Federal Natural Resource Policy Account. Jeanne seconded, all ayes, motion carried.

Jeanne moved to approve the following resolution:

RESOLUTION NO. 2020-6

FISCAL YEAR 2020 BUDGET AMENDMENT

WHEREAS Crook County adopted the Fiscal Year 2020 Budget in accordance with the Wyoming Uniform Fiscal Procedures Act; and

WHEREAS the Board of Crook County Commissioners wishes to amend the adopted budget in accordance with the same Act; and

WHEREAS, no protests were received regarding such transfer.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the following budget amendments are made.

FROM: Unanticipated Revenues $50,000.00

TO: Commissioner Budget-Natural Resource Management Plan $50,000.00

Dated this 3rd day of March, 2020.

Board of County Commissioners in and for Crook County, Wyoming by Kelly B. Dennis, Chairman, Jeanne A.

Whalen, Vice-Chairwoman and Fred M. Devish, Member.

State of Wyoming }

County of Crook }

Signed or attested before me on March 3, 2020 by Kelly B. Dennis, Chairman, Jeanne A. Whalen, Vice-Chairwoman and Fred M. Devish, Member, Board of Crook County Commissioners in and for Crook County, Wyoming.

Linda Fritz, Crook County Clerk

Fred seconded, all ayes, motion carried.

Jeanne moved to transfer funds as follows: Pursuant to Wyoming Statute 16-4-112, notice is given that a Resolution has been proposed to transfer $22,180.00 from Unanticipated Revenues to the Sheriff budget-Search and Rescue Donation line due to contributions received. Notice is further given that a hearing of the Board of Crook County Commissioners of Crook County, Wyoming will be held on April 7, 2020 at 8:30 o’clock a.m. to consider such proposed resolution. Fred seconded, all ayes, motion carried.

Fred moved to transfer funds as follows: Pursuant to Wyoming Statute 16-4-112, notice is given that a Resolution has been proposed to transfer $4,234.71 from Unanticipated Revenues to the State Grant budget-Community Juvenile Services Grant for the remaining unspent balance from FY18/19. Notice is further given that a hearing of the Board of Crook County Commissioners of Crook County, Wyoming will be held on April 7, 2020 at 8:30 o’clock a.m. to consider such proposed resolution. Jeanne seconded, all ayes, motion carried.

Jeanne moved to approve the following resolution:

RESOLUTION NO. 2020-5

CONCERNING SPECIAL PROSECUTION

WHEREAS the Crook County and Prosecuting Attorney has agreed with the Sheridan County Attorney’s Office to investigate and otherwise proceed to make, in their sole discretion, a proper disposition of all potential matters in which the Crook County Attorney’s Office has declared a conflict of interest; and

WHEREAS the Sheridan Attorney’s Offices will at their discretion provide their services free of charge to Crook County in exchange for the Crook County and Prosecuting Attorney’s Office acting in their county free of charge when conflicts of interest arise in their respective counties, however, the Crook County Attorney’s Office shall reimburse them for all travel costs and expenses; and

WHEREAS Wyoming Statute §18-3-302(c) authorizes said action that benefits Crook County; and

THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners in and for Crook County, Wyoming that Dianna Bennett, the Sheridan County and Prosecuting Attorney and her respective deputies be and the same are hereby authorized to act as special prosecutors in Crook County, Wyoming when appointed by the Crook County and Prosecuting Attorney to act as such in any particular case.

Motion made seconded and carried by the Board in an open meeting on the undersigned date.

Board of County Commissioners in and for Crook County, Wyoming by Kelly B. Dennis, Chairman, Jeanne A.

Whalen, Vice-Chairwoman and Fred M. Devish, Member.

State of Wyoming }

County of Crook }

Signed or attested before me on March 3, 2020 by Kelly B. Dennis, Chairman, Jeanne A. Whalen, Vice-Chairwoman and Fred M. Devish, Member, Board of Crook County Commissioners in and for Crook County, Wyoming.

Linda Fritz, Crook County Clerk

Fred seconded, all ayes, motion carried.

Jeff Hodge, County Sheriff, Mary Kuhl, County Treasurer, Theresa Curren, County Assessor, Tina Wood, Clerk of District Court and Joe Baron, County Attorney were present to go over items of interest within their departments. Also present was Jill Mackey.

Linda Fritz, County Clerk: Recorded 296 documents, made 284 titles, attended the County Clerk’s meetings in Cheyenne, worked with CCMSD to get their bond in so they can get their mill levy money, planning the Clerk’s spring meeting which will be held in our county, conference calls with the Secretary of State’s Office, working on the 2020 election prep, working on budget prep for FY20-21, office has been busy, worked with Ed to get his EMPG reimbursements submitted, sending two employees to Wyo-Reg training, worked with the insurance company on the fire at the Hulett shop, sent letter out to 23-23 New Haven voters of my intent to change where they go to vote, discussed the health insurance renewal presented yesterday.

Jeff Hodge, County Sheriff: Presented the jail roster, working on grants, watching legislative bills on the gaming commission.

Tina Wood, Clerk of District Court: Went to the Clerk of District Court meeting in Cheyenne, working on qualifying a new jury pool, have a jury trial at the end of March, office has been busy.

Mary Kuhl, County Treasurer: Total receipts were $1,828,201.57 and Disbursements including county, boards, towns and schools were $1,594,356.90. Number of Transactions in February were 5,770. Current Duties: The counter has been busy with customers paying property taxes and renewals of vehicle registrations. We are still processing some mobile machinery registrations for companies that are preparing to start some spring contracts. We will have commercial registration renewals coming up in March. We have worked with the programmer to increase the size of the font on the reminder cards. I have been working with a Campbell County Commissioner and the Treasurer to assist with the implementation of the Tyler program. I did travel to Cheyenne to attend the Wyoming County Treasurer’s Association Legislative Committee Meeting. We are working in two tax sale files, one of them will take some extra time, preparation and coordination between parties. We have a report to collect an OSHA fine and we will contact the state and follow up on that invoice and collection. We have been working on contacting and clearing up any outstanding checks that have not been deposited by taxpayers, so that we can work on a yearly basis on those. We have been having regular occurrences where grant applications are turned in but we are not receiving a copy of that so when we receive the funds via ACH we do not know what grant or revenue those funds need to be posted to. If you are applying for a grant please get a copy of the request form to us, we will hold it in a revenue file for the reimbursement. I reviewed the process of mill levy distributions with one of the fair board members.

Joe Baron, County Attorney: Have 94 criminal cases pending, 22 pending juvenile cases, 4 jury trials coming up, working on FERTA easements, land sale at Moskee went through, have been working with the Senior Services District on some legal questions.

Theresa Curren, County Assessor: Currently setting values, office is busy, Dan is my new employee and he is catching on very quickly, hoping to mail out assessments even earlier this year.

County Commissioners: Jeanne: Attended and cooked for the annual fire meeting, met with Joe Bradley on broadband issues and will provide an update, approved payroll vouchers. Fred: Went to the County Commissioners meetings in Cheyenne, going to do a walkthrough of the Moorcroft Town Center as a possibility for moving the Moorcroft Library to. Kelly: Attended the annual fire meeting, taking calls on county roads, discussed oil prices regarding the budget.

The following monthly collections were collected:

County Clerk $9,334.29

County Sheriff $11,953.75

Clerk of District Court $3,063.23

Circuit Court $9,707.00

Public Health (January ) $9,461.22

The following bills were presented to the Board:

Claimant-Description-Amount Allowed:

Total Wages-$192,887.39;AFLAC-Insurance-$2,217.74;Blue Cross Blue Shield of Wyoming-Health Insurance-$64,789.88;Col. Life & Accident Ins. Co.-Insurance-$48.07;Crook County Payroll Tax Account-Withholding & Social Security-$57,448.59;Great-West Trust Company, LLC-Deferred Compensation-$2,020.00;NCPERS Wyoming-Life Insurance-$144.00;New York Life Insurance Company-Life Insurance-$599.04;VSP-Vision Insurance-$690.38;WY Department of Workforce Services-Worker’s Compensation-$5,494.44;Wyoming Retirement System-Retirement-$43,344.21;Wyoming Educator’s Benefit Trust-Life Insurance-$206.18;Alex Jessen-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$45.00;Alsco-Courthouse Supplies/Cleaning Supplies-$267.45;April D. Gill-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$45.00;Architectural Specialties, LLC-Parts & Labor-$700.00;AT&T Mobility-Cell Phone-$370.78;Black Hills Chemical Co.-Courthouse Supplies-$498.97;Black Hills Energy-Electricity-$73.88;Blakeman Propane Inc-Propane-$172.56;Calvin Wolf-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$25.00;CBH Co-op-Fuel-$18,118.62;Cenex Fleetcard-E911 Services-$47.46;Centurylink-E911 Telephone-$1,079.44;Christina R. Wood-Mileage-$70.15;City of Gillette-Water-$6.50;City of Sundance-Water-$1,235.99;Clerk of District Court-Jury Account Funding-$1,000.00;Clinical Lab of the Black Hills-Autopsies-$4,894.00;CML Security-Jail Camera System Software License, Service-$5,459.78;CN Bar Trucking LLC-Contract Hauling-$1,358.63;CNA Surety-Bonds-$348.00;Collins Communications-Converter, Programming Cable, Labor-$517.25;Computer Projects of IL, Inc.-Annual Messenger License & Maintenance-$180.00;Control Solutions, Inc.-Recalibration of Log Tags-Traveling Coolers-$103.00;Converse County-ID Card-$4.00;Croell Inc-Salt Sand, Road Base-$14,427.33;Crook County Medical Services Dist.-Prisoner Meals & Foods-$5,793.63;Crook County Treasurer-Postage -$284.70;Dan Bush-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$45.00;Dan Zimmerschied-1/2 Payment for D Rd Stockpile Agreement-$1,500.00;Darren Horn-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$45.00;Dash Medical Gloves-Exam Gloves-$215.70;Decker’s Market-Supplies-$37.86;Destination X-2019 Polaris-$21,500.00;Doug Leis-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$45.00;Dr Steve Case-Expert Witness Fee-$100.00;Edward Robinson-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$45.00;Eric Stevens-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$45.00;Fedex-Postage -$12.46;Ferguson-Parts, Water Heater-$2,026.82;Finkey Law, LLC-Court Appointed Attorney Fees-$190.00;Floyds Truck Center WY-Parts-$73.31;Fred Devish-Cell Phone Reimbursement & Mileage-$516.83;George Zimmerschied-Stockpile Agreement-$1,500.00;Glaxosmithkline-Vaccine-$1,440.60;Green’s Alignment-Parts & Labor-$586.40;Hill’s Interiors, Inc.-Base Trim, Accessories, Carpet-$3,570.32;Hulett Booster Club-Post Prom Donation-$100.00;Hulett Electric LLC-Repairs-$116.98;Hulett Emergency Medical Services-CPR Class-$180.00;Hulett Hardware-Hardware-$3.76;Industrial Communications & Electronics, Inc.-E911 Support Contract-$13,388.00;Ingrid Thomason-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$25.00;J D Power-NADA Web Block 1000-$700.00;Jeff Garman-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$45.00;Jeffrey Hodge-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$45.00;Jim Brandenburg-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$25.00;Josh Throckmorton-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$45.00;Justin Davidson-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$25.00;JW Services, LLC-Hauling Coal-$1,228.08;Kathy Cluff-Mileage & Per Diem-$336.10;Kelly B Dennis-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$45.00;Kenneth Kary-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$25.00;Kimball Midwest-Nuts & Bolts-$59.00;Knecht Home Center of Spearfish LLC-Drywall, Rolls & Supplies-$633.36;Larry Schommer-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$25.00;Leo Riley & Co-Professional Services - Audit-$14,250.00;Levi Galloway-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$25.00;Linda S. Fritz-Mileage-$304.75;Local Government Liability Pool-Membership Renewal-$24,206.00;Lynda R Black-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$45.00;Marco Technologies LLC-Copy/Maintenance Fees-$73.18;Mary Kuhl-Mileage-$393.45;Mary Sell, CPA-Prepare 1099’s for Treasurers’ Office-$250.00;Max Robert Masters-GIS Consulting & Mapping Contract-$3,200.00;Melanie Wilmer-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$45.00;Melissa L Jones-Mileage-$22.43;Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp.-Vaccine-$3,264.77;Michael R Frolander-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$45.00;Misty Nuzum-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$25.00;Moorcroft Post Prom-Post Prom Donation-$100.00;Morgan Ellsbury-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$45.00;Natrona County Legal Department-Involuntary Hospitalization-$1,085.00;Newcastle Fire Suppression LLC-Annual Inspection-$1,443.82;Nicholas Kaminski-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$45.00;Patty Cox-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$45.00;Peggy Boardman-Courthouse Paper Products-$68.27;Powder River Energy Corp.-Electricity-$5,233.91;Pro River Tech-Onsite Computer Service-$7,707.35;Quality Hardware & Supply-Hardware & Filter-$267.99;R&S Northeast LLC-Vaccine, Birth Control-$27.94;Range Telephone Cooperative, Inc-Telephone, E911 Telephone-$6,119.00;Regional Health-Autopsies-$922.00;RG Trucking-Contract Hauling-$1,198.46;Robert’s Machine & Repair-Parts & Repairs-$2,636.93;Rolling Metal Sinclair-Fuel-$157.90;RT Communications-Telephone-$251.32;Safeguard Business Systems-Checks-$293.62;Sam Waugh-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$25.00;Sara Fleenor-Mileage-$41.63;Scott Newlin-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$45.00;SD Dept of Ag-Division of Wildland Fire-Fire Cost incurred by SD - Salt Lick Fire-$179.30;Shamion Trucking-Contract Hauling-$1,409.40;Source Management Inc-Lateral Files, Supplies-$2,010.94;Stulken Law PC-Court Appointed Attorney Fees-$300.00;Sundance Custom Steel LLC-Remodeling Supplies-$525.89;Sundance Hardware & Sporting Goods-Parts, Supplies, Tools-$1,089.57;Sundance Post Prom-Post Prom Donation-$100.00;Sundance State Bank-Direct Deposit Fees-$10.04;Sundance Times-Ads, Legal Publications-$1,528.75;Sylvestri Customization-Monthly Website Maintenance, Graphic Design & Social Media-$600.00;Symbol Arts-Merit Pins-$160.00;Ted Moline-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$25.00;Timberline Services Inc.-Plowed, Contract Hauling-$11,844.50;TMS South-Jail Shower Assembly-$373.86;TNVC Inc-Night Vision-$9,574.00;Todd Leimser-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$45.00;Tongue River Communications-Jail Cable-$83.00;Top Office Products, Inc.-Copy Charge, Calculator, Elevation Wedge-$368.30;Tower Valley Ag Supply-Batteries, Seafoam, Fuel-$79.65;Town of Hulett-Water-$60.30;Town of Moorcroft-Water-$64.04;Tracy Motor Company-Parts & Supplies-$2,171.95;Troy Skeens-Cell Phone Reimbursement-$45.00;Urbin Law Office, LLC-Court Appointed Attorney Fees-$128.55;Vilas Pharmacy-Supplies, Jail Meds-$23.93;Visa-Adobe, Supplies, Parts, Travel Expenses, Postage. Straight Talk-$8,133.45;Vortex Optics-Scope, Rangefinder, Window Mount & Tripod-$1,580.96;W Bar Feed & Ranch Supply-Bags of Salt-$28.20;Western Stationers-Name Plate & Toner-$202.49;Wilson Power & Tree Service LLC-Labor & Equipment-$9,130.50;Windstream-Telephone-$188.07;WY County & Prosecuting Attorneys Assoc.-2020 Dues-$200.00;WY Department of Workforce Services-Worker’s Compensation-$649.80;WY Retirement System-Firemen’s Retirement-$450.00;WYDOT Motor Vehicle Division-Plate-$2.00;WYDOT-Financial Services-Project Expenditures-$57,885.54;Wyoming Behavioral Institute-Involuntary Hospitalization, Acute Adult Unit-$4,524.00;Wyoming County Treasurer Association-Annual Dues-$200.00;Wyoming Department of Workforce Services-Unemployment Insurance-$30.84;Wyoming Machinery Company-Parts & Repairs-$1,931.48;Wyoming Taxpayers Association-WTA Membership-$195.00;Total-$669,605.64;

Jeanne moved to allow all bills as presented. Fred seconded, all ayes, motion carried. A complete, detailed listing of the monthly expenditures can be found on the county website. They can be found under the County Budget tab and are listed as “Monthly Accounts Payable/Payroll Payments”. Also present were Sarah Pridgeon and Tim Lyons.

Fred moved to change the May Commissioner meeting to Monday and Tuesday, May 4 & 5. Jeanne seconded, all ayes, motion carried. Also present were Sarah Pridgeon and Tim Lyons.

Jeanne gave an update on her meeting with Joe Bradley, USDA, on the broadband issues and future grant opportunities that were presented. Also present were Tim Lyons and Sarah Pridgeon.

Morgan Ellsbury, Road and Bridge Superintendent and Larry Schommer, Facilities Maintenance Foreman, gave their monthly reports.

Adjourned for lunch at 12:07 o’clock p.m.

1:00 o’clock p.m. Present were Chairman Kelly B. Dennis, Vice-Chairwoman Jeanne A. Whalen, Member Fred M. Devish and County Clerk Linda Fritz.

Jill Mackey, County Library Director, gave a monthly report. Becky Tinsley, Public Health Nurse Manager, gave a monthly report. Melanie Wilmer, Response Coordinator, Public Health and Dr. Larsen, County Health Officer, discussed the preplanning they are taking regarding the Coronavirus. Sara Fleenor, UW Area Educator and Kelly Crane, Director of Extension, gave a monthly report and discussed the position remaining unfilled at the Extension Office. The Board has written letters of support to have the open positioned re-staffed. Also present were Joe Baron, Jeff Hodge, Todd Leimser and Ed Robinson.

Present for the hearing on the proposed name change for Lost Cañon County Road No. 56 were Tim Lyons, Growth and Development Administrator and Joe Baron, County Attorney. As no objections were received, Jeanne moved to approve a Notice of County Road Name Clarification and County Road Number Change, changing it to Lost Canyon County Road No. 807 in order to comply with the agreement with the USFS on the FERTA easements. Fred seconded, all ayes, motion carried.

Tim Lyons, Growth and Development Administrator gave a monthly report. Also present was Joe Baron.

Jeanne moved to approve a Release of Financial Guarantee on the Heritage Acres Subdivision as the developer is now in compliance with the required road construction and it was approved by the Road and Bridge Superintendent. Fred seconded, all ayes, motion carried. Also present were Joe Baron, Doug Leis and Ed Robinson.

Doug Leis, County Fire Warden, gave a monthly report. Ed Robinson, Homeland Security County Coordinator, gave a monthly report. Also present were Joe Baron, Theresa Curren and Mary Kuhl.

Theresa Curren, County Assessor presented the following tax addition: 2020-0109. Fred moved to approve the addition submitted. Jeanne seconded, all ayes, motion carried. Also present were Mary Kuhl and Joe Baron.

Present for the monthly IT update were Tom Overstreet, Pro River Technology (per conference call), Mary Kuhl, Tina Wood and Joe Baron.

The meeting adjourned at 4:12 o’clock p.m.

Wednesday, March 4, 2020

8:30 o’clock a.m. Present were Vice-Chairwoman Jeanne A. Whalen, Member Fred M. Devish and County Clerk Linda Fritz. Chairman Dennis was absent due to a family surgery.

The Pledge of Allegiance was recited to the Flag.

Preston Beckstead, Resident Engineer, Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT), gave an update on bridge and road projects. Also present was Morgan Ellsbury.

Morgan Ellsbury, Road and Bridge Superintendent and Larry Schommer, Facilities Maintenance Foreman, continued their monthly reports. Also present were Joe Baron and Sara Fleenor.

Present to discuss the health insurance renewal plan were Mary Kuhl, Tina Wood, Jeff Hodge, Melissa Jones, Jill Mackey, Morgan Ellsbury, Larry Schommer and Joe Baron.

Greg Hancock, Director, Wyoming Housing Authority (per conference call), discussed his request for the County to sign a resolution authorizing the Cheyenne Housing Authority to provide loan opportunities for low income housing. The Board took his request into consideration and will decide later. Also present were Mary Kuhl, Ted Parsons and Sarah Pridgeon.

Present to discuss the proposed Specific Purpose Option Tax to be presented to the voters in the 2020 election were Sarah Pridgeon, Ted Parsons, Mayor and Melissa Bears, Clerk, Town of Hulett, Kathy Lenz, Clerk and Joe Wilson, Council Member, City of Sundance, Karla Brandenburg and Kristy Speed, Council Members, Town of Pine Haven, Dick Claar, Mayor, Town of Moorcroft, Mary Kuhl and Joe Baron. Joe will be sending the municipalities resolutions to sign and get back to the County, preferably by the May Commissioner meeting.

Adjourned for lunch at 11:40 o’clock a.m.

1:00 o’clock p.m. Present were Vice-Chairwoman Jeanne A. Whalen, Member Fred M. Devish and County Clerk Linda Fritz. Chairman Dennis was absent.

Fred moved to sign a letter to the Fair Board regarding the facilities position. Jeanne seconded, all ayes, motion carried.

Present were Ted Parsons, District Trustee, CCNRD, Troy Bifulco, Vice President of Information and Technologies, PRECorp, Sarah Hanlon, Farm Service Agency, Amnesty Kochanowski, Superintendent, Devils Tower National Monument, Andrew Litzel, Supervisor, Weed & Pest, Ken Dockweiler, Director-Land & Government Compliance, Bridger Oil, Wade Henderson, Superintendent, Keyhole State Park, Mike Gosse, District Ranger, USFS, Cindy Larom, BLM and Tim Lyons.

The following people gave an update on items of interest within their departments: Ted Parsons, Mike Gosse, Wade Henderson, Cindy Larom, Amnesty Kochanowski, Andrew Litzel, Troy Bifulco, Sarah Hanlon and Ken Dockweiler.

Mary Kuhl, County Treasurer submitted the following monthly report of receipts and disbursements for month end February 2020:

Total Receipts $1,828,201.57

Disbursements: Towns $11,066.29

County Boards $213,550.65

State & Local School $361,319.62

DOT/DOR/Rebate $373,493.10

Redemption/S. Park $386.38

Total $959,816.04

Investments Sundance State Bank $3,034,850.66 2.02% $0.00

Wyo-Star $1,400,507.09 1.7953% $2,132.33

On May 5, 2020 at 2:30 o’clock p.m. in the Commissioner’s Room at the Courthouse in Sundance, Wyoming, the Board of Crook County Commissioners will be accepting requests for Twenty-Four Hour Special Malt Beverage Permits and Twenty-Four Hour Special Catering Permits for biker rally week. Applications may be obtained from the Crook County Clerk’s Office. The application and fees must be returned to the Crook County Clerk by or before April 29, 2020 at 5:00 o’clock p.m.

Commissioner Scholarships: The Board of County Commissioners awards three scholarships of $1,000.00 each to 3 recipients each year. There is also one Renewal scholarship, in the amount of $1,000.00, available to a current college student who has received a prior Commissioner scholarship. For more information, please contact the County Clerk’s Office at 307-283-1323. Due date is April 25, 2020.

The meeting adjourned at 2:20 o’clock p.m. to meet in regular session on April 7 & 8, 2020 at 8:30 o’clock a.m., in the Commissioner Room at the Courthouse in Sundance, Wyoming.

Kelly B. Dennis, Chairman Jeanne A. Whalen, Vice-Chairwoman

Fred M. Devish, Member Attested: Linda Fritz, County Clerk

Publish: March 12, 2020