Fremont County | minutes | meeting 2026-08-03 | BOCC Aug 3 2026 Regular Meeting source: https://fremont.municipalcodeonline.com/book/content?type=minutes&name=BOCC_Aug_3_2026_Regular_Meeting BOCC Aug 3 2026 Regular Meeting FREMONT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING MINUTES August 3, 2026 Present for the meeting were: Commissioners Blair Dance, Rick Hill, and Mark Chandler Also attended by: Clerk Meredith Mattingly, Deputy Clerk Kim Fletcher, Civil Attorney Blake Hall, Treasurer Lori Beard, Assessor Carol Blanchard, and Sheriff Bart Quayle Clerk Mattingly offered the prayer. Commissioner Hill led the pledge. Commissioner Dance called the meeting to order and welcomed those in attendance. Commissioner Hill made a motion to approve the Agenda for August 3rd 2026 as presented. Commissioner Chandler seconded the motion. A full voice vote heard with all commissioners voting in favor. Sheriff Bart Quayle reported the Sheriff’s Office currently has 3 openings. Deputy Kyler Torres will be moving from the jail into a patrol position; he just graduated POST with honors. They will continue advertising to fill the other 2 openings. Since our last elected officials meeting, dispatch has logged 2,219 incidents, which has resulted in 96 cases, 46 arrests, and 601 citations issued. We currently have 31 inmates in house, and 2 in Madison. One of our deputies was assaulted by an inmate about a week ago and we are working on getting charges filed. The deputy is ok and remained at work. It has been hot on the road but we have been able to keep up. He’s been to 2 meetings with the Idaho Criminal Justice Commission last month as part of the Coroners Subcommittee. He is also still working on the budget and trying to get it finalized. Assessor Carol Blanchard reported they have been busy with property changes, deeds, and plats. Out with reappraisals and it has been going well. They have been implementing the Eagle View software which has been helpful with finding new structures we didn’t know were there and had no record of. She has a new employee that started today and we’re happy to have her, and they said farewells to another that worked with us for several years and retired last week. She attended a webinar for Stability in the Workplace. We’re continuing an agreement for our Cama and Tax System, Blake Hall has reviewed it, and we are trying to move forward with our software update. She has a state Board of Equalization on August 11th with the State Tax Commissioners to review everything that’s gone on in our County to go over our abstract and amounts. She will also be attending the Assessor’s Conference the 3rd week of August. Treasurer Lori Beard reported in July we were busy preparing for the tax deed hearing, and the tax deed auction which will be next Monday at 9:00am. We have 4 properties up for auction, but they have up until the time the sale starts to redeem those properties. We mailed out 1,008 delinquent reminders. In July, we collected $247,000.00, and have an outstanding balance of $894,000.00. She gave a quick update on JustFOIA. She and Stacie will be attending Treasurer’s Conference this week. Clerk Meredith Mattingly reported she has been busy working on the budget. She was able to attend a training with Sandy Jones about how to deal with people coming into public buildings and spaces and filming for reactions. She went to the District 6 training in Carmen with Commissioner Dance. She attended the 5C Board meeting. She has been working upstairs to help the girls update their desks. She has a new Deputy Court Clerk upstairs; she seems to be doing well and enjoying the work. She went with our Election Clerk to meet with the Teton City Mayor in their city building to see if its an option for a polling location; Ms. Sutton will be here later to give an update. Next week, she will be at the IAC Clerk’s Conference. She thanked all of the departments for working with us on the budget, it will be a busy week, but she hopes to have everything balanced by Friday. Commissioner Hill reported attending 2 Fair Board meetings in July. The fair starts this morning and will be running all week. They have been working hard, and have several events planned, including 5 different entertainers coming in the evenings starting tomorrow, all are local. Pioneer day last weekend out at the fairgrounds was also busy. He attended a Regional Solid Waste meeting last month; they will have a budget hearing this month on the 27th for the 2027 budget. They are working hard to get the district up and running and keep employee wages benefit packages where they should be; it should be in place by October. He and Sheriff Quayle sat in on a Zoom Meeting with Core on Friday for bid opening for the security entrance. They have another meeting on Friday. Core should have a guaranteed maximum price for us by the 13th, and hopefully we will be able to proceed. In the North Annex Suite A, the sheetrock is hung, should be taping and texturing this week. There is still some framing left to do for the 4H and County Agent offices at the Stud Mill, but that should also be done this week. Commissioner Chandler reported he attended the Golf Board meeting. They are having electrical issues they need to have repaired. He attended a Child Abuse Advocacy Meeting with Representative Raybold, they are trying to find a District 6 office, they need money and a location. He went to a 5C Board meeting; they have decided they are going to surplus the vehicles, and what they had in their checking account is going to be put onto a CD and hopefully they can finish operations off of the earned interest. He’s received a lot of calls about the crickets, they’re hopefully starting to wind down. He did a 5C tour with a group of Idaho Coroners, Representative Weber, Representative Raybold, and Coroner Elect Benson; they’re wondering if they can turn the building into a regional coroner facility. They have money, but there were a lot of negative comments about the building, as well as a lot of positive. He doesn’t know if anything will come from that or not. There were positives and negatives. He met with our Parks and Rec Director Greg Grant, who is looking forward to getting the pay-to-play system going this fall on our waterways. He went low on the numbers but still feels it will help the County. The Commissioners rode in the parade on the 24th. Commissioner Dance reported attending the torch ride. This is a tribute to fallen soldiers done by motorcycle riders who ride across the nation to select communities over a period of about 4 days, the ride ends at Arlington cemetery. We had 2 individuals and their families recognized in the St. Anthony area and it was very professionally and respectfully done. Those individuals that were recognized were Dustin Birch and Shawn Stoddard. He attended the District 6 Elected Officials training in Carmen with Clerk Mattingly. He attended a meeting with Bert Mecham, Brandon Harris, and ITD concerning expanding the helo pad at Elk creek to make it safer for entry and departure. Before the light went in, the pilots thought it would be ok, but after the lights were installed, they feel it’s a little too tight and would be more comfortable if it could be expanded slightly. A couple of fire mitigation meetings were organized but had to be rescheduled because of fires. Ms. Beard gave us an update about our county investments at our last meeting and he feels she has been doing a good job with these updates; it is helpful to see how our funds are protected and he hopes she will keep doing those updates. Commissioners Decision concerning Bull Frog Subdivision Agency Record on Appeal – action item Mr. Hall stated that with regard to the Bullfrog Subdivision, the Crapo’s, represented by Mr. Poole, filed an objection to the record. Most of their objections were addressed when the amended notice of lodging of agency record was filed. He continued to object on a number of items which this document covers. 1. He objected because the notice didn’t indicate who the transcriber was. However, the amended notice did say who the transcriber of the record was. 2. He objected because he thought the County’s rate of $1.25 a page was not appropriate, and this document explains how that $1.25 was determined. 3. He objected because he wanted 524 emails included in the record. Long before this matter came before the Commissioners, he made a public records request for all emails involving Bullfrog. He was given notification that IT ran a preliminary search to see how many pages that would be; there were 524 emails identified using the key word “Bullfrog”. He was then informed what the cost of that would be, so he withdrew his request. So, those emails were never in front of the Planning and Zoning Commission, and they were never in front of the County Commissioners when they heard the matter. He insists they be made part of the record, but we are denying that request because they were never part of the record and were never considered. As a result of this additional request, they will owe an additional $181.25 for the second amended record of agency that is being filed. Mr. Hall also prepared another notice of lodging. Copies of each of these will need to be filed with the court and sent to each party. Commissioner Chandler made a motion to adopt the Decision of Agency Record for the Bullfrog Subdivision as presented. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion. A full voice vote was heard with all commissioners voting in favor. Commissioners Decision on Motions for reconsideration on Sandbox RV Decision – action item Mr. Hall stated there were 3 motions for reconsideration for their decision about the Sandbox RV appeal. If the Commissioners do nothing, the motions are denied as a matter of law by statute, or they can issue a decision 1. The first request for reconsideration was filed by Mitch Mendenhall. This denies that motion for reconsideration because his motion deals with the original permit. You already declared that original permit void for not being completed in a timely fashion. His other aspects dealt with enforcement issues, and those issues don’t come before the Commissioners, they go to Planning and Zoning. 2. Sandbox also filed a motion for reconsideration. Their primary claim was that they relied upon the Planning and Zoning Administrator rather than entering into a signed agreement for an extension of time, and as the Commissioners indicated in their prior decision, there is no provision for that under our ordinance. 3. The last motion for reconsideration dealt with 13 individuals, some who testified before the County Commissioners. Under the Local Land Use Planning Act, none of those parties are affected parties as defined by the act. They are general tax payers in the State of Idaho. Most of these individuals reside in Island Park. They’re not adjoining landowners able to demonstrate that they are affected parties, nor did they make any attempt to do so. This document denies all of the requests for reconsideration and would allow the parties to appeal to the District Court. Commissioner Dance felt it appropriate to read the final paragraph of this Combined Decision on Requests to Reconsider the Board’s June 8, 2026 Written Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law Regarding Appeal #25-049 and #25-053. “Based on the foregoing, the Fremont County Board of County Commissioners hereby finds that the request for reconsideration filed on June 18, 2026 by thirteen residents of Fremont County is denied as moot and for lack of standing. The BOCC also denies the Mendenhall request for reconsideration filed on June 15, 2026 as moot. Finally, the BOCC denies Sandbox RV’s request for reconsideration filed on June 10, 2026. The Board is not bound by the staff report but must independently analyze the issues presented to it on appeal. FCDC 3.22 provides for the automatic expiration of permits after two (2) years unless an improvement agreement is signed by all parties. Any informal extension granted by the Administrator was an ultra vires act and does not have any binding or preclusive effect on the County.” Commissioner Dance made a motion to accept this conclusion and deny the request for reconsideration. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion. A full voice vote was heard with all commissioners voting in favor. Steve Crowley RE: Dispute about Late Taxes and Fees (via phone) – action item Mr. Crowley discussed how his family has owned property in IP for 33 years. They’ve never missed a payment. He’s stepped in this year to help his dad with finances this year, including paying the taxes. The bill came in the middle of them travelling back and forth between Maine, Boise, and Island Park, and as soon as it was received, it was paid. He recognizes he was 27 days delinquent. He doesn’t feel its fair to allow people who pay in June to be charged extra late charge just because that’s how the law is written. He asks that his interest and late fee be forgiven. Commissioner Dance stated he has also always been a faithful tax payer, until a few years ago he missed one payment, and it cost him a few hundred dollars in late fees and interest. Unfortunately, technically, taxes are due in December. The grace period is actually the 6 months after, with June being the final due date, which is why the late fees and interest can become so high. Commissioner Hill agreed, but unfortunately we are bound by state law, and if we make exceptions, where do we stop. He understands the difficulty but doesn’t see how we can make an exception. Commissioner Chandler also understands, but also agrees with Commissioner Dance and Commissioner Hill. Mr. Crowley stated this wasn’t a case of negligence, it was a case of not having consistent access to his mail. Mr. Hall stated the interest has to be paid. The legislature doesn’t give the Commissioners the option to waive it, and are very clear about it. If you don’t make your second half payment, it is due. Mr. Crowley is disappointed and feels tax payers are being taken advantage of. He is being charged 7 months of interest instead of 6. Commissioner Dance made a motion to deny the request for forbearance of late fees and interest on Mr. Crowley’s taxes. Commissioner Chandler seconded the motion. A full voice vote was heard with all commissioners voting in favor. Clerk Mattingly and Treasurer Beard RE: Request for Paint – action item Clerk Mattingly requested purchasing a gallon of paint for the bathroom on the main floor. Between the Clerks and the Treasurers offices, we would do the work ourselves. Commissioners approved the purchase of the paint. Planning and Building Planners Dusty Rigby and Kyle Kirkpatrick RE: Aspen Ridge Sub No. 4 2nd Amended Plat – action item; Dunes Edge Subdivision – action item; Idaho Sands Resort Sub 1st Amended Plat – action item; Stillwater Estates Sub – action item Ms. Rigby presented application #26-002 for Aspen Ridge Sub No. 4 2nd Amended Plat along with Findings of Facts, Conclusions of Law and Decision. Commissioner Chandler made a motion to approve application #26-002 for Aspen Ridge Sub No. 4 2nd Amended Plat along with Findings of Facts, Conclusions of Law and Decision. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion. A full voice vote was heard with all commissioners voting in favor. Ms. Rigby presented application #26-051 for Dunes Edge Subdivision along with Findings of Facts, Conclusions of Law and Decision. Commissioner Hill made a motion to approve application #26-051 for Dunes Edge Subdivision Minor Plat Amendment to Sand Hills Resort RV Units Condominiums along with Findings of Facts, Conclusions of Law and Decision. Commissioner Chandler seconded the motion. A full voice vote was heard with all commissioners voting in favor. Mr. Kirkpatrick presented application #26-050 for Idaho Sands Resort Sub 1st Amended Plat along with Findings of Facts, Conclusions of Law and Decision. Commissioner Chandler made a motion to approve application #26-050 for Idaho Sands Resort Sub 1st Amended Plat along with Findings of Facts, Conclusions of Law and Decision. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion. A full voice vote was heard with all commissioners voting in favor. Mr. Kirkpatrick presented application #26-049 for Stillwater Estates Sub along with Findings of Facts, Conclusions of Law and Decision. Commissioner Hill made a motion to approve application #26-049 for Stillwater Estates Sub along with Findings of Facts, Conclusions of Law and Decision. Commissioner Chandler seconded the motion. A full voice vote was heard with all commissioners voting in favor. Layne Hepworth RE: Dispute about Late Taxes and Fees – action item Mr. Hepworth cancelled his appointment. He will reschedule on next week’s agenda. Jolene Foster RE: Animal Shelter Ms. Foster appeared before the Commissioners to make another request for Fremont County to open an animal shelter. They run the Land of Misfits animal shelter here in St. Anthony that is very busy and they don’t have the resources to handle things themselves. This is the third time they have come to the Commission about this issue. They and Snake River Animal Shelter in Idaho Falls are the only ones that will take out of county dogs. They are always full and have a waiting list to take dogs in. Snake River has 31 kennels, Land of Misfits only has 12. It is hard and is getting harder. She doesn’t get financial help from anyone and doesn’t want it, but feels everything is falling on her shoulders and doesn’t want everything to be her responsibility. When will the community take some responsibility, and when will the county take some responsibility. She feels if she and her husband can build and manage a 2000 square foot facility, the county should be able to as well, and not managing one signifies that the abuse and neglect of animals is ok. They invite the commissioners to come to their shelter and see what they’ve done to get an idea of how to do it, they would be happy to help us start. They want the commission to take this matter seriously, and submit this issue as a ballot measure on the next election. She feels like no one cares. Commissioner Dance stated we can look at it as a commission, we can’t promise anything but Commissioner Chandler has done a lot of research on this issue for us and can send her what he has found out. We can continue to discuss it. Travis Packer RE – Insurance Mr. Packer discussed the County’s insurance. He gave an update on the ICHRA as well as how things are looking for 2027. He is looking at some of our ancillary benefits, such as our Dental and Vision plans. We are currently with Unum for our dental. We don’t have increases yet from them, so the picture is incomplete, but we did get some good proposed savings from Delta, as well as Aflac. He as not worked with Aflac so he doesn’t know much about their plan but their increases are relatively in line with what Delta would be. He does believe Delta would be a great option. We would want to wait until we get rates back from Unum before an official decision is made. We are currently with VSP for our vision plan. There are multiple ways to access the VSP network and one of those ways is through Guardian, and their vision plan is a little bit less expensive. Their copay is a little higher than VSP direct, and their frequency for new frames is 24 months versus VSP’s 12 months. Ameritus matched pretty closely with VSP direct and there was no increase. He feels if the VSP is working for us, there’s not a significant reason for us to want to change our vision plan. He discussed our USAble, Colonial, and AFLAC plans and how we would like to move forward with these insurances. The County currently pays $15,000 for Employees life insurance plans with USAble. We offer the supplemental plans with Colonial and AFLAC, but they are individual policies that are employee paid. He recommends moving toward group policies with these companies rather than sticking with individual policies for the supplemental plans, typically it is less expensive and is a better benefit for employees. Election Clerk Bonita Sutton RE: Teton Election Location – action item Ms. Sutton updated the Commissioners about the request to switch the polling location for the City of Teton. She spoke with State and our Prosecutor Lindsey Blake, and was advised by both not to change the voting location, if possible, during this election year, so she has no plans to change locations for this 2026 year. She met with the Teton City Mayor at their city office, the location not ideal but could work for small voting location. Because we’re unable to change the location for November’s election for them this year, we are going to try to do an early voting day in Teton so their residents can come into the city office a week before the election and early vote, similar to what we do in the Clerk’s Office for 2 weeks before election day. It would only be for 1 day, so anyone in Teton that is unable to come into St. Anthony and vote on election day or get an absentee ballot, that option will be available to them. Thursday afternoon, she spoke with Ron Sanders, the Idaho Regional Facilities Manager for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. He advised her that the current legislative action does fulfill the concerns the Church had regarding liability, but we would need to contact local church leaders to see if we can use their buildings. We have reached out to them, but have not received any response. Commissioner Hill asked if we are considering moving back into some of the churches if they are available. Ms. Sutton stated it is an option, but no decisions have been made. The schools are also still an option but Teton won’t be available to use until 2028 when legislation goes into effect that will make it so election days will be days off for school kids. Commissioner Dance still wonders if we would need something from the Area Presidency Church leaders granting permission to use the church buildings. Ms. Sutton stated Mr. Sanders forwarded an email to her of a conversation he had with the Church’s attorneys concerning all of the church buildings. In essence it says the legislation does fulfill our concern about the liability, but it is up to local church leaders to provide their permission to use the buildings. Commissioner Dance would prefer something official with a letterhead and signatures, but accepted this email as confirmation that we can use the church buildings with their permission. Ms. Sutton stated that with all of the miscommunication and confusion, it was nice to talk directly with someone for confirmation. Commissioner Dance appreciates her willingness to accommodate Teton and understands its not a possibility for November but likes the compromise of a one-day early election option for them. He asked if this option satisfies the Mayor. Ms. Sutton stated he wants the election in Teton. Commissioner Dance understands, but it can’t be moved any other way this year. Kathy Sharp @ South Fremont Senior Center RE: Tires for Meals on Wheels – action item Ms. Sharp requested purchasing new tires for the meals on wheels bus for the Senior Center. We got it in 2025 and she isn’t sure if it came with new tires, but it has been serviced a couple of times and 2 of the tires have been repaired, they were told the tires just need to be replaced. The driver does drive about 75 miles per day. She has quotes for new tires from Les Schwab. Commissioner Hill made a motion to approve the purchase of 4 new tires from Les Schwab for the meals on wheels vehicle in the amount of $996.98. Commissioner Chandler seconded the motion. A full voice vote was heard with all commissioners voting in favor. Adoption of Written Findings of Fact for Caldera Flats Appeal Decision – action item Civil Attorney Blake Hall presented written Findings of Facts, Conclusions of Law and Decision for the Caldera Flats Appeal Decision. The Commissioners deliberated on this issue a couple of weeks ago and directed he and our Planning and Zoning Staff to create this formal written Findings of Facts, Conclusions of Law and Decision based on their deliberation and decision. Commissioner Dance stated he’s read through the document and it outlines the decision the Commissioners made, as well as the stipulations that were recommended by themselves as well as Planning and Zoning. He feels this document is consistent with their decision. Commissioner Chandler and Commissioner Hill both agreed. Commissioner Hill feels all of our concerns are listed in the document, as well as the stipulations we would like to see addressed. Commissioner Dance stated we recognize it is a sensitive issue because of it’s location on the Flat, but there is already other development there, as was pointed out during the hearing. Commissioner Hill made a motion to adopt the written Findings of Facts, Conclusions of Law and Decision for the Caldera Flats Appeal decision as presented. Commissioner Chandler seconded the motion. A full voice vote was heard with all commissioners voting in favor. Adoption of Written Findings of Fact for Eck Zone Change – action item Civil Attorney Blake Hall presented written Findings of Facts, Conclusions of Law and Decision for the Eck Zone Change. This change was approved a couple of weeks ago and the decision was unanimous to amend the official zoning map for the county to C1 from LO in regards to the Eck/Mellencamp property. One of the important factors for Commissioner Dance was that this change was anticipated back when the Comprehensive Plan was put in place and zoning was assigned in various areas of the county. The forward thinking and foresight of our predecessors had a zone change being made in mind when the time was needed for it. Commissioner Chandler made a motion to adopt the written Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Decision in the Sara Eck and Michael Mellencamp rezone. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion. A full voice vote was heard with all commissioners voting in favor. IT Josh Warnke Phone system replacement contract – action item Mr. Warnke presented an updated contract with Blackfoot Communications for the county phone system. He has been going back and forth with them for the last 2 weeks over cancellation language, so they gave us the same pricing for 24 months as the 36 months contract, which is an acceptable time frame and he is happy with the price. It will auto renew every 2 years, and we have the option to cancel with 90-day notice. Commissioner Dance made a motion to approve the contract with Blackfoot Communications for the replacement phone system for 1 time charge of $900, then $1855.55 per month for a 24-month time period which will renew every 2 years. Commissioner Chandler seconded the motion. A full voice vote was heard with all commissioners voting in favor. Miscellaneous Commissioner Chandler made a motion to approve the claims for August 3, 2026 as presented. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion. A full voice vote was heard with all commissioners voting in favor. Commissioner Hill made a motion to approve the minutes from July 20, 2026 as amended. Commissioner Chandler seconded the motion. A full voice vote was heard with all commissioners voting in favor. Commissioner Hill made a motion to approve the Junior College Application for the College of Eastern Idaho Fall 2026 academic year for Kyle Klingler, and to the College of Southern Idaho Fall 2026-Spring 2027 academic year for Damien Lehmkuhl. Commissioner Chandler seconded the motion. A full voice vote was heard with all commissioners voting in favor. Commissioner Hill made a motion to approve the 2026-2027 Retail Alcoholic Beverage License for: #1 Last Chance General Store Commissioner Chandler seconded the motion. A full voice vote was heard with all commissioners voting in favor. Commissioner Hill made a motion to approve Idaho Liquor Catering Permit no 1096 for Shotgun Bar to be used August 8 2026 from 3pm to 10pm for the period of 1 evening for an event being held by the Island Park Chamber of Commerce. Commissioner Chandler seconded the motion. A full voice vote was heard with all commissioners voting in favor. Commissioners reviewed the County’s hiring policy for Seasonal Employees. The biggest issue would be PERSI and 3rd party insurance rules. We don’t have the power to supersede them and their rules, even if this part time employee has worked as a part time employee already. They will still need to wait the 60 days before they qualify for benefits. Clerk Mattingly presented the last 2 easement purchase agreements from Negotiation Services in regards to the South Teton Bridge Replacement. The first is for a property from Teton Base Inc, also known as Teton Base Pond, Inc. in the amount of $500.00, and the second is from Kevin S and Julee S Bauer in the amount of $1,986.06 Commissioner Dance made a motion to approve the contract with negotiation services LLC in regards to the South Teton Bridge for the purchase of a property with Kevin S and Julee S Bauer in the amount of $1,986.06. Commissioner Chandler seconded the motion. A full voice vote was heard with all commissioners voting in favor. Commissioner Dance made a motion to approve the contract with negation services LLC in regards to the South Teton Bridge for the purchase of a property from Teton Bass Inc in the amount of $500.00. Commissioner Chandler seconded the motion. A full voice vote heard with all in commissioners voting in favor. Commissioners discussed pay app #19 for the Last Chance WWTP in the amount of $447,380.01. Commissioner Dance made a motion to approve Pay App #19 for the Last Chance WWTP in the amount of $447,380.01, and authorize the Chairman to sign the reimbursement papers when we receive them. Commissioner Chandler seconded the motion. A full voice vote was heard with all commissioners voting in favor. Commissioners discussed a contract for the air handlers for the Jail with Rawls Mechanical. It will be a quarterly inspection and replacement of filters in the amount of $1,593.75 per quarter, and a total of $6375.00 per year. Commissioner Dance made a motion to approve the preventative maintenance and service agreement with Rawls Mechanical for our Sheriff’s Office with an amount of $1,593.75 per quarter. Commissioner Chandler seconded the motion. A full voice vote was heard with all commissioners voting in favor. Commissioner Chandler made a motion to adjourn the meeting at 3:25 p.m. Commissioner Hill seconded the motion. A full voice vote was heard with all commissioners voting in favor. There being no further business to come before the board the meeting was adjourned. _________________________________ Blair Dance, Chairman Fremont County Commissioner Attest: _____________________________ Kim Fletcher, Deputy Clerk HISTORY Recorded by Min. 614031 Regular Commissioner Meeting 08-03-2026 on 8/10/2026