Board of County Commissioners
Commissioners Board Room
Agenda — 60 items
- 1 To attend the meeting virtually and comment online please visit: www.laramiecountywy.gov - Commissioner meeting
- 2 Any supporting document associated with an agenda item is the document as initially submitted for the agenda and may not include any subsequent proposed amendments or revisions.
- 3 Roll Call/Call to Order
- 4 Minutes
- 1. Consideration of the Minutes of Proceedings for Feb 17, 2026.
- 5 Approval of the Consent Agenda
- 6 Consent Agenda
- 2. Consideration of a contract modification to extend the term of agreement (250506-19) through Dec 31, 2026, between Laramie County, WY, and Top Flight Maintenance.
- 7 Page break
- 3. Consideration of a legal services agreement between Laramie County, WY, and Bennett Law Group, PC, to provide representation to indigent parents in accordance with WS 14-3-422(b) and to comply with county's obligation pursuant to WS 14-3-434(b) at a rate of $150 per hour.
- 4. Consideration of a legal services agreement between Laramie County, WY, and Hope Mead Law, LLC, to provide representation to indigent parents in accordance with WS 14-3-422(b) and to comply with county's obligation pursuant to WS 14-3-434(b) at a rate of $150 per hour.
- 5. Consideration of a legal services agreement between Laramie County, WY, and Remi Bullock, to provide representation to indigent parents in accordance with WS 14-3-422(b) and to comply with county's obligation pursuant to WS 14-3-434(b) at a rate of $150 per hour.
- 6. Consideration of a legal services agreement between Laramie County, WY, and SAS Legal Group, LLC, to provide representation to indigent parents in accordance with WS 14-3-422(b) and to comply with county's obligation pursuant to WS 14-3-434(b) at a rate of $150 per hour.
- 7. Consideration of a legal services agreement between Laramie County, WY, and Steiner, Fournier & Zook, LLC, to provide representation to indigent parents in accordance with WS 14-3-422(b) and to comply with county's obligation pursuant to WS 14-3-434(b) at a rate of $150 per hour.
- 8. Consideration of a legal services agreement between Laramie County, WY, and Thorpe Law Office, to provide representation to indigent parents in accordance with WS 14-3-422(b) and to comply with county's obligation pursuant to WS 14-3-434(b) at a rate of $150 per hour.
- 9. Consideration of a legal services agreement between Laramie County, WY, and Woodhouse Roden Ames & Brennan, LLC, to provide representation to indigent parents in accordance with WS 14-3-422(b) and to comply with county's obligation pursuant to WS 14-3-434(b) at a rate of $150 per hour.
- 10. Consideration of a legal services agreement between Laramie County, WY, and Wyld Law, LLC, to provide representation to indigent parents in accordance with WS 14-3-422(b) and to comply with county's obligation pursuant to WS 14-3-434(b) at a rate of $150 per hour.
- 11. Consideration of a resolution authorizing the submission of a grant application to the WY State Forestry Division, Urban and Community Forestry Program, for a cost-share grant in the amount of $5,000 with a cash match of $5,125 to purchase and plant up to 38 trees at the Laramie County Events RV Park.
- 12. Consideration of an agreement between Laramie County, WY, and Alpacaglobo, LLC, to provide balloon-twisting entertainment at the Laramie County Fair. The county shall pay the amount of $6,120.
- 13. Consideration of the deletion from the Sheriff's fixed asset inventory of a Spectrum body scanner to be scrapped.
- 14. Consideration of the following fees collected by various county entities for Jan 2026: County Clerk, $126,620.43; Sheriff, $650,282.30; Clerk of District Court, $24,488.27; Shooting Sports, $23,957.46; Planning & Development, $147,824.98; Circuit Court, $77,354.00; DUI Court, $815.00; Drug Court, $620.00.
- 19 Page break
- 15. Consideration of the following part-time salaries in the amount of $51,464.77 for Feb 2026: Planning, $757.86; Shooting Sports, $6,668.33; Buildings/Maintenance, $16,840.12; Sheriff Operations, $2,186.10; Detention, $24,288.26; Events, $119.70; District Court, $604.40.
- 21 Warrants
- 16. Consideration of warrants in the amount of $4,771,215.84 for Feb 2026.
- 23 Proclamations
- 17. Consideration of a resolution proclaiming March 2026 as Red Cross Month.
- 24 Commissioner Thompson announced he had a conflict of interest with agenda item #16.
- 25 Grants
- 18. Consideration of an agreement between Laramie County, WY, and Bulldogger Services, Inc, in an amount not to exceed $44,000 to purchase a sod mulcher as described in exhibit A.
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- 19. Consideration of an agreement between Laramie County, WY, and Great Western Installation in an amount not to exceed $59,998.35 to provide and install playground equipment at Orchard Valley Park. The project shall be completed no later than Oct 31, 2026.
- 20. Consideration of an agreement between Laramie County, WY, and Quality Electric in an amount not to exceed $74,850 to provide and install retrofitted wall sconces with LED lights at the Laramie County Governmental Complex, 309 W 20th St.
- 29 Contract/Agreement/Leases
- 21. Consideration of a human services supplemental agreement between Laramie County, WY, and United Way of Laramie County for a one-time supplemental contract for FY26 of $250,000.
- 22. Consideration of an addendum to the human services agreement for FY26 (250916-28) between Laramie County, WY, and United Way of Laramie County to clarify contractor's community services.
- 23. Consideration of an addendum to a three-year select service agreement between Laramie County, WY, and TRANE US, Inc, to provide HVAC maintenance and repair for Laramie County Senior Services at 4100 E Pershing Blvd. The county shall pay annually: year one $27,537, year two $28,363 and year three $29,213 for services detailed in attachment A.
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- 24. Consideration of an addendum to extend agreement (240618-14) between Laramie County, WY, and Stasis Design PC from Nov 1, 2025 to Nov 1, 2027.
- 34 License/Permits
- 25. Consideration of a two-day catering permit submitted by DeLancey Enterprises, LLC, dba Hell on Wheels Package Liquors, for an event on March 21 and 22, 2026, at 3847 Rd 152, Meriden, WY.
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- 37 Resolutions
- 26. Consideration of a resolution adopting the Cheyenne/Laramie County Emergency Operations Plan.
- 27. Consideration of a resolution to change the speed limit for one segment of Rd 131, Reese Rd (south of US Hwy 30), from mile post 0.0 to 0.5.
- 28. Consideration of a resolution to change the speed limit for one segment of Rd 132, Westedt Rd, from mile post 0.0 to 2.00.
- 40 Page break
- 29. Consideration of a resolution to change the speed limit for one segment of Rd 129, Whitney Rd, from mile post 1.3 to 5.00.
- 30. Consideration of a resolution to change the speed limit for one segment of Rd 130, Christensen Rd, from mile post 0.0 to 2.25.
- 31. Consideration of a resolution to change the speed limit for two segments of Rd 215, Iron Mountain Rd, from mile post 0.0 to 2.00 and mile post 2.00 to 5.0.
- 44 Page break
- 45 Land Use:Variances/Board App./Plats
- 45 Chairman Malm explained agenda items #27 through #31 were related and would be read into the record first, followed by an overview of speed studies by Inberg Miller Engineers. Public comment would then be taken on each item, followed by a vote of the board. John Poelma, Public Works, introduced Gary Steele and Brooke Bulgrin of Ingberg Miller Engineers, who conducted county road speed studies using the WY Dept of Transportation Traffic Studies Manual. Steele explained that a 2011 WY legislative action set default speed requirements for rural roads and mandated a formal, legislatively compliant speed study to justify lowering speeds below the defaults. He said the process involved placing traffic counters on roads to measure traffic volume and drivers’ speeds. Steele described the key metrics: 85th-percentile speed (85% of vehicles travel at or below this speed), used as an upper reference for setting limits, and 50th-percentile speed (median; half above/half below), used as a lower reference. Steele said research indicates that setting speed limits too low can reduce compliance and potentially create safety issues (e.g., driver frustration, unsafe passing, speed differentials).
- 32. PUBLIC HEARING regarding a subdivision permit and plat for Merrell Meadows, a portion of land in Sect 32, T13N, R62W, of the 6th PM, Laramie County, WY.
- 33. Consideration of the postponement of a PUBLIC HEARING regarding a subdivision permit and plat for North View Subdivision, 4th Filing, Laramie County, WY.
- 27. Consideration of a resolution to change the speed limit for one segment of Rd 131, Reese Rd (south of US Hwy 30), from mile post 0.0 to 0.5.
- 48 Reasonable Accommodations
- 55 The meeting adjourned at 5:10 pm.
- 56 CERTIFICATION