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Logan County Commissioners

Logan County Commissioners

Logan County Commissioners

The Logan County Commissioners will hold a work session to approve minutes from the previous meeting and review their proceedings from July 2026. The only specific new business item listed is a presentation by Rob Nichols of JD Stone regarding a splash pad. The agenda contains no other specific policy decisions, contracts, or public hearings.

• Review of Commissioners’ Proceedings for July 2026
• Presentation by Rob Nichols, JD Stone, Re: Splash Pad

Logan County Fair Board

The Logan County Fair Board will review the 2026 fair's performance, discuss improvements for 2027, and begin work on the 2027 budget. They will also set fair dates for 2028 and consider whether to bring back season ticket bull riding. The meeting includes reports from the fair manager, extension office, and FFA advisor, plus approval of July bills totaling $381,728.08.

• Approval of July bills for $381,728.08 and cash fund balance of $171,416.58
• Discussion on 2026 fair outcomes and improvements for 2027
• 2027 budget discussion
• Setting 2028 fair dates: 7/27/28 to 8/6/28
• Revisit season ticket bull riding for 2027

Logan County Commissioners

The Logan County Board of Commissioners will consider routine consent agenda items, including approval of minutes and receipt of monthly reports. They will also open proposals for asphalt materials for the County Road Chip Seal Project, consider a retail liquor license renewal for Atwood Sinclair, and vote on extending the lease for the Logan County Shooting Sports Complex.

• Open proposals for asphalt materials for County Road Chip Seal Project
• Renewal of Retail Liquor License for Atwood Petroleum, Inc. dba Atwood Sinclair, 453 Highway 63, Atwood
• Extension of lease with Logan County Trap Club, LLC for Shooting Sports Complex at 12515 Hwy 61, Sterling
• Approve minutes of August 4, 2026 regular meeting
• Receive Landfill Supervisor's, Clerk's, and Treasurer's reports for July 2026

Logan County Commissioners

The Logan County Commissioners are holding a work session to review the upcoming business meeting agenda and discuss two items: a Department of Local Affairs grant and a comprehensive plan with the City of Sterling, and a new law regarding county-held tax liens. The agenda is mostly procedural, with no final decisions expected.

• Discussion of DOLA grant and comprehensive plan with City of Sterling
• Discussion of new law on county-held tax liens
• Approval of minutes from previous session
• Review of business meeting agenda

Human Services Board

The Logan County Board of Human Services will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes, review financial and department reports, and discuss the Farm Bill/SNAP cost share. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific decisions or proposals listed.

• Approval of minutes
• Overview of financial reports
• Review of department master reports
• Discussion of Farm Bill/SNAP cost share
• Executive session as needed

Logan County Commissioners

The Logan County Commissioners are holding a work session with a light agenda. They will approve previous minutes, discuss agenda revisions, hear from Amber Beeson of the Centennial Soil Conservation District about a fire protection grant, and receive an update from the Sage Pointe Subdivision engineer via Zoom. No major decisions are listed.

• Approval of minutes from previous session
• Revisions to work session agenda
• Amber Beeson – Centennial Soil Conservation District re: Fire Protection Grant
• Sage Pointe Subdivision – Engineer (Via Zoom)

The Board agreed to maintain County Road 11 and help with the Centennial Soil Conservation District's fire suppression water tank project, including snow removal and preparing a gravel pad, but declined to dig the hole, suggesting the district get bids. The Board also discussed the Sage Pointe Metro District's request for help with Amazon's non-connection to its utility system and financing for a permanent wastewater treatment plant, but took no formal action.

• Approved minutes of August 4, 2026 work session (3-0)
• Agreed to maintain County Road 11 and help with fire tank project
• Declined to dig hole for tank, advised district to get bids
• No action on Sage Pointe request for credit support or Amazon enforcement

Logan County Commissioners

The Logan County Commissioners are holding a work session to review the business meeting agenda and hear from the Department of Local Affairs. The session includes requests regarding fundraiser fees and a project presentation on carbon pipelines.

• Request from Meelesa Genereux to reduce fees for Mitchek Event Center fundraiser
• Presentation by Matt Bright of Summit Carbon Solutions regarding the Carbon CO2 Pipeline Project

The Logan County Commissioners approved a fee waiver for Ignite Athletics' October 16 fundraising bingo night at the Mitchek Event Center. The board also heard updates from the Humane Society and Summit Carbon Solutions, but took no other formal action.

• Approved fee waiver for Ignite Athletics' Mitchek Event Center bingo fundraiser (3-0)
• Approved minutes from July 28, 2026 work session (3-0)

Logan County Commissioners

The Logan County Board of Commissioners will decide on several land-use and service agreements at this meeting. Key items include a special use permit for a battery energy storage facility, subdivision exemptions, and agreements for election administration and EMS billing.

• Approval of Resolution 2026-23 for a 22.6-acre battery energy storage facility by Beet Energy Storage, LLC
• Approval of Resolution 2026-24 to vacate a subdivision exemption for Talya J. Honstead and Cole D. Honstead
• Approval of Resolution 2026-25 for a 21.43-acre subdivision exemption in an Agriculture Zone
• Approval of Resolution 2026-26 for a temporary meteorological tower by Genesis Wind, LLC
• Approval of an Intergovernmental Agreement with the City of Sterling for the November 3, 2026 election

The Logan County Board of Commissioners approved a special use permit for a battery energy storage facility operated by Beet Energy Storage, LLC, with conditions including decommissioning security, a road use agreement, and fire department training. The board also approved a temporary meteorological tower permit for Genesis Wind, LLC, and several administrative agreements, including an intergovernmental agreement with the City of Sterling for the November 2026 election.

• Approved Resolution 2026-24 to vacate a Subdivision Exemption for Talya and Cole Honstead (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-25 for a 21.43-acre subdivision exemption in an AG zone (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-23, Special Use Permit #243 for Beet Energy Storage battery facility, with conditions (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-26, Special Use Permit #244 for Genesis Wind temporary MET tower, with conditions (3-0)
• Approved Intergovernmental Agreement with City of Sterling for November 3, 2026 election administration (3-0)
• Approved Master Services Agreement with Life Line Billing Systems LLC for EMS billing services (3-0)
• Approved Remote Service Agreement with Colorado Holiday Experiences LLC for courthouse lighting (3-0)

Logan County Commissioners

The agenda for this meeting consists of procedural boilerplate. No specific policy items, contracts, or public hearings are listed for decision or discussion.

The Logan County Commissioners agreed to support a Rural Health Transfer Program (RHTP) grant application covering whole blood, interfacility transports, and a community paramedic program, with letters of support if needed. The board also discussed landfill Saturday hours, agreeing to consider changing them to 8 a.m.-1 p.m. year-round. No formal votes were taken on these items; the only vote was to approve the previous meeting's minutes (3-0).

• Approved July 21, 2026 work session minutes (3-0)
• Agreed to support RHTP grant application for whole blood, interfacility transports, and community paramedic program
• Agreed to consider changing landfill Saturday hours to 8 a.m.-1 p.m. year-round

Logan County Commissioners

The Logan County Commissioners' work session will approve the minutes from the previous meeting, make any needed revisions to the agenda, and review the upcoming business meeting agenda. They will also hear a presentation by Scott Szabo on the 2025 county audit.

• Approval of minutes from previous session
• Revisions to work session agenda
• Review of business meeting agenda
• Scott Szabo presentation reviewing the 2025 audit

The Logan County Commissioners reviewed the 2025 audit presented by Scott Szabo of Lauer, Szabo and Associates, PC, who reported no concerns and confirmed the county's strong financial condition. The board discussed fund balances, reserve levels, and a planned TABOR resolution to set aside $750,000. No formal decisions were made during the work session; the only action was approving the previous meeting's minutes.

• Approved July 14, 2026 work session minutes (3-0)
• Reviewed 2025 audit; no concerns noted
• Discussed TABOR resolution to set aside $750,000 for reserves (on business meeting agenda)
• Discussed drone show launch location; commissioner to contact NJC president

Logan County Commissioners

The Logan County Board of Commissioners will consider a series of approvals, including a subdivision exemption, right‑of‑way permits for fiber optic and gas‑main work, an emergency reserve resolution, and a $13,400 commitment to the Northeast Colorado Recreation Revitalization Initiative. They will also review a $1,500 lodging‑tax board project for a local shooting event and a memorandum of understanding for the Gary DeSoto Community Building. Each item will be voted on at the July 21 meeting.

• Approve subdivision exemption for a 6.75‑acre parcel from a 157‑acre AG‑zone property (Resolution 2026‑21)
• Issue Right of Way Permit 2026‑13 to PC Telecom for fiber‑optic cable under County Road 24
• Issue Right of Way Permit 2026‑14 to Sitewise/Jessica Mohr for anodes on gas main at 14730, 14704, and 14572 County Road 39
• Approve Resolution 2026‑22 establishing an emergency reserve for FY 2026
• Commit up to $13,400 to the NCRRI recreation master plan for the fairgrounds and heritage center

The Logan County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved all agenda items, including a resolution establishing a TABOR emergency reserve, several right-of-way permits, and a $12,400 commitment to a recreation master plan. No items were denied or tabled.

• Approved consent agenda including minutes, reports, and weather insurance ratification (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-21 and subdivision exemption for Fleer parcel (3-0)
• Approved PC Telecom right-of-way permit for fiber optic cable on County Road 24 (3-0)
• Approved Sitewise/Jessica Mohr right-of-way permit for gas main anodes on County Road 39 (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-22 establishing TABOR emergency reserve and fund transfers (3-0)
• Approved $1,500 for Sterling Lions Club Shootout lodging tax project (3-0)
• Approved MOU with Gary DeSoto Community Center for building management (3-0)
• Approved up to $12,400 for NCRRI recreation master plan (3-0)

Logan County Commissioners

The commissioners will review the proceedings from June 2026. The agenda also includes approval of previous session minutes and potential revisions to the current work session agenda.

• Review of Commissioners' Proceedings for June 2026
• Approval of Minutes from Previous Session

The Logan County Commissioners approved a Commercial Right of Entry Agreement with Spectrum Business for a backup internet connection for the Motor Vehicle Office, and designated County Clerk Pam Bacon as the signatory. They also granted Michael Miller permission to use the Logan County Fair logo for laser-engraved items at the fair. The board approved minutes from the July 7 work session and the Commissioners Proceedings for June 2026, and discussed box culvert contracts to be drafted with a completion deadline of December 31.

• Approved Spectrum Business Commercial Right of Entry Agreement, designating County Clerk Pam Bacon as signatory (3-0)
• Granted Michael Miller permission to use the Logan County Fair logo for laser-engraved items
• Approved Work Session minutes of July 7, 2026 (3-0)
• Approved Commissioners Proceedings for June 2026 (3-0)

Logan County Fair Board

The Logan County Fair Board will vote to clarify a motion regarding removing unpaid sponsor signs, after a recording revealed no motion was made at the June meeting. The board will also approve minutes, a treasurer's report with $62,394.18 in bills and a $544,926.88 cash fund, and discuss ticket takers, Cattle Ground Coffee, and fair board T-shirts.

• Clarify and vote on removing unpaid sponsor hard signs, specifically Transwest's sign
• Approve Treasurer's Report: bills $62,394.18, cash fund balance $544,926.88
• Update on Ticket Takers/Ushers for upcoming fair (July 23 – August 2, 2026)
• Status of Cattle Ground Coffee contract or presence
• Discuss and approve Fair Board T-shirts

Human Services Board

The board is meeting to approve minutes, review financial reports, and hear staff and department updates. The agenda contains only procedural items with no specific decisions or public hearings listed.

• Approval of minutes from prior meeting
• Overview of financial reports – no details provided
• Staff and department briefing highlights
• Next meeting date setting
• Possible executive session, as needed

The board approved the June 10, 2026 minutes and agreed that the $36,763 HCPF incentive payment should remain with Logan County DHS to cover overspent program areas. Director Rice reported that $17 million in HR-1B funding will be distributed based on MAGI caseloads, with reimbursement limited to 28% of staff time for combination cases, and that the department is reviewing guidelines. No other formal decisions were made; updates were provided on state workload studies, CBMS, bilingual certification, fraud unit centralization, and emergency planning.

• Approved June 10, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Agreed to keep $36,763 HCPF incentive with Logan County DHS
• Agreed NIMS training not necessary for Director Rice

Logan County Commissioners

The Logan County Commissioners will hold a work session on July 7, 2026. The agenda includes procedural items such as minutes approval, agenda revisions, and a review of the business meeting agenda. The only substantive discussion is a presentation by Kendall Rubottom on the NE Colorado Recreation Project. An executive session is listed as necessary.

• Discussion of NE Colorado Recreation Project presented by Kendall Rubottom
• Approval of minutes from previous session
• Revisions to work session agenda
• Review of business meeting agenda
• Executive session as necessary

The Board discussed a request from the Northeast Colorado Recreation Project for $13,400 toward a sports complex master plan and feasibility study. While commissioners expressed hesitation regarding a direct financial commitment due to budget concerns, they agreed to provide a letter of support instead. The Buildings and Grounds Department reported on jail server issues and proposed a water line repair at the fairgrounds.

• Approved June 30, 2026, work session minutes (3-0)
• Agreed to sign a letter of support for the Northeast Colorado Recreation Project
• Agreed to explore potential funding options for the recreation project

Logan County Commissioners

The Logan County Board of Commissioners will consider approving Resolution 2026-19 to amend a special use permit allowing Brightwater Cattle Company to expand a feedlot from 30,000 to 75,000 head. The board also will vote on a talent buyer agreement for the county fair night show featuring Scotty McCreery and the Dugger Band, a stage production contract, a subdivision exemption, and a master road use agreement with Logan Wind, LLC. Consent items include approval of prior meeting minutes and acknowledgment of public trustee reports.

• Consideration of Resolution 2026-19 to expand Brightwater Cattle Company feedlot to 75,000 head in Sections 35 and 36, Township 9N, Range 48W
• Approval of Talent Buyer Agreement with Lakefront Entertainment (dba Fran Romeo Agency) for Scotty McCreery and Dugger Band at Logan County Fair Night Show on August 1, 2026
• Approval of agreement with Production Services International for stage, lights, sound, and crew for the fair night show
• Consideration of Resolution 2026-20 and Subdivision Exemption for Dan H. and Debra J. Klindt to create a 3.039-acre parcel from a 178.00-acre parcel in EP zone district
• Approval of Master Road Use Agreement between Logan County and Logan Wind, LLC for maintenance activities related to a wind energy facility

The Logan County Board of Commissioners approved Resolution 2026-19, amending Special Use Permit #168 to allow Brightwater Cattle Company to expand its feedlot from 30,000 to 75,000 head. The board also approved a subdivision exemption for Dan and Debra Klindt, a talent buyer agreement for the fair, and a road use agreement with Logan Wind. All votes were unanimous 3-0.

• Approved consent agenda including minutes, Public Trustee reports, and title for 1999 Ford F150 sale
• Approved Talent Buyer Agreement with Lakefront Entertainment for Scotty McCreery and Dugger Band at fair
• Approved Production Services International agreement for stage, lights, sound, and crew
• Approved Resolution 2026-19 and Special Use Permit amendment for Brightwater Cattle Company feedlot expansion to 75,000 head
• Approved Resolution 2026-20 and subdivision exemption for Dan and Debra Klindt to create 3.039-acre parcel
• Approved Master Road Use Agreement with Logan Wind, LLC for wind energy facility maintenance

Logan County Commissioners

The Logan County Board of Commissioners will approve the minutes from the June 30, 2026 meeting and revise the agenda items. The primary action is the consideration of Resolution 2026-18 to declare a local disaster emergency because of severe storm impacts from June 22 to June 30, 2026. Additional items include miscellaneous business and announcements.

• Approval of the minutes of the June 30, 2026 meeting
• Revisions to the agenda (consent agenda)
• Consideration of Resolution 2026-18 to declare a local disaster emergency due to June 22‑30, 2026 severe storm impacts
• Miscellaneous business/announcements

The Logan County Board of Commissioners approved Resolution 2026-18 to declare a local disaster emergency following recent storm damage. The board also approved the minutes from the June 30, 2026, meeting.

• Approved June 30, 2026, meeting minutes (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-18 for Declaration of Local Disaster Emergency (3-0)

Logan County Commissioners

The Logan County Board of Commissioners will consider several agreements, including a right-of-way permit for Viaero Fiber Networks and a talent buyer agreement for the Logan County Fair. They will also approve a utility easement and sign a proclamation for Outdoor Education Day. The meeting includes administrative items like approving prior minutes and announcing office closures.

• Consideration of agreement and Right-of-Way Permit SE2026-12 for Viaero Fiber Networks at County Road 33 and County Road 31.5 for underground fiber optic conduit
• Consideration of talent buyer agreement with Lakefront Entertainment for Scotty McCreery and Dugger Band performances at Logan County Fair on August 1, 2026
• Consideration of non-exclusive utility easement agreement with Public Service Company of Colorado in Block 2, Fairmont Resubdivision
• Proclamation declaring June 30, 2026 as Outdoor Education Day in Logan County
• County offices closed July 3, 2026 in observance of Independence Day

The board approved a right-of-way permit for Viaero Fiber Networks for underground conduit at County Roads 33 and 31.5. They also approved a utility easement for Public Service Company of Colorado and postponed a talent buyer agreement for the county fair until July 7. A proclamation for Outdoor Education Day was read and approved.

• Approved consent agenda including June 16 minutes (3-0)
• Approved agreement and ROW permit SE2026-12 for Viaero Fiber Networks at CR 33 & CR 31.5 (3-0)
• Postponed talent buyer agreement with Lakefront Entertainment to July 7 (3-0)
• Approved utility easement for Public Service Company of Colorado in Fairmont Addition (3-0)
• Approved proclamation for Outdoor Education Day (3-0)

Logan County Commissioners

The Logan County Commissioners work session will handle routine business. Commissioners will approve the minutes from the previous session, make any needed revisions to the work session agenda, and review the upcoming business meeting agenda. No substantive policy decisions or contracts are on the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from the previous session
• Revisions to the work session agenda
• Review of the business meeting agenda

The Board approved the June 23, 2026, work session minutes. The Lakefront Entertainment Agreement was postponed until July 7th to allow for ticket pricing revisions.

• Approved June 23, 2026, work session minutes (3-0)
• Postponed Lakefront Entertainment Agreement to July 7th

Logan County Commissioners

The Logan County Commissioners will discuss a lease renewal for the Trap Club at the Shooting Sport Complex and a fee waiver request from St. Peter's Catholic Church for use of the Exhibit Center for a Cajun Boil event on October 3, 2026. These are the only substantive items on an otherwise procedural work session agenda.

• Ron Egbert – Logan County Trap Club Lease Renewal at Logan County Shooting Sport Complex
• Louanne Koester, Regina Boerner re: St. Peter’s Catholic Church request fee waiver for Exhibit Center for Cajun Boil 10/3/26

The Board approved a fee waiver for St. Peter's Catholic Church to use the Exhibit Center on October 3, 2026. They discussed a proposal for the District Attorney's Office to purchase Axon Justice Premier software, agreeing to support the contract if other counties in the 13th Judicial District also participate.

• Approved Work Session minutes from June 16, 2026 (2-0)
• Waived Exhibit Center fees for St. Peter's Catholic Church on Oct 3, 2026 (2-0)
• Discussed District Attorney's request for Axon Justice Premier software
• Agreed to support DA software contract if other counties join
• Commissioner Brownell to discuss courthouse window repairs with Rick Cullip

Logan County Commissioners

The Logan County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on a special events liquor license for the Knights Home of Sterling at the Logan County Fair (July 28–August 2). They will also consider approving a subdivision exemption resolution to create an 11.24-acre parcel, contracts for water heater installation at the Justice Center, right-of-way permits for utility work, and paving at the fairgrounds. Consent agenda items include approval of June 9 meeting minutes and a clerk and recorder report.

• Public hearing on Special Events Liquor License for Knights Home of Sterling at Logan County Fair, July 28–August 2, 2026
• Consideration of Resolution 2026-17 for subdivision exemption to create an 11.24-acre parcel from a 19.27-acre parcel in SR zone
• Contract with Economy Air Conditioning & Heating, Inc. for installation of commercial water heaters at Logan County Justice Center
• Contract with McAtee Construction Co. dba Simon for asphalt removal and paving at Logan County Fairgrounds
• Right-of-way permit agreement with Hooper Corp. for work at 8151 County Road 33

The Logan County Board of Commissioners approved a special events liquor license for the Logan County Fair, contracts for commercial water heaters, asphalt removal and paving, and a subdivision application. The board also approved agreements for right-of-way permits with Hooper Corp. and Tallgrass Interstate Gas Transmission, LLC.

• Approved Special Events Liquor License for Knights Home of Sterling (3-0)
• Approved contract with Economy Air Conditioning & Heating (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-17 for Subdivision (3-0)
• Approved agreement with Hooper Corp. for Right of Way Permit 2026-10 (3-0)
• Approved agreement with Tallgrass Interstate Gas Transmission for Right of Way Permit 2026-11 (3-0)
• Approved contract with McAtee Construction for Fairgrounds asphalt removal and paving (3-0)

Logan County Commissioners

The Logan County Commissioners will hold a work session with mostly procedural items, including approval of minutes and agenda revisions. The main substantive item is a presentation by Dana Foley on a 5-year loss analysis for the CAPP and CWCP Pools.

• Approval of minutes from previous session
• Revisions to work session agenda
• Executive session as necessary
• Presentation by Dana Foley on 5-year loss analysis for CAPP and CWCP Pools

The Logan County Board of County Commissioners approved the work session minutes from June 9, 2026, by a 3-0 vote. The remainder of the meeting was informational, including a presentation by Dana Foley of CTSI on the county's five-year loss analysis for the CAPP and CWCP insurance pools. No other decisions or votes were taken.

• Approved work session minutes of June 9, 2026 (3-0)

Logan County Fair Board

The Logan County Fair Board will consider approval of the treasurer’s report showing $2,894.88 in bills and a cash fund balance of $533,821.32, and discuss new business including vendor locations, Facebook scam reports, lodging numbers, and parade judges.

• Approval of bills for May totaling $2,894.88 and cash fund balance of $533,821.32
• Discussion on indoor sponsor banners and fair posters/videographers
• New business: vendor location assignments and coordination responsibilities
• Report of scammers on Facebook soliciting vendor applications
• Discussion of lodging numbers and parade judges for the 2026 fair (July 23–August 2)

The board approved a $250 fee for Cattle Grounds Coffee to operate in the livestock area. The board also approved the May 26th minutes and the May treasurer's report. Members discussed golf cart procurement and sponsorship requirements.

• Approved May 26, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approved May treasurer's report showing $2,894.88 in bills and a cash balance of $533,821.32
• Approved contract for Cattle Grounds Coffee as a vendor in the livestock area for a $250 fee

Human Services Board

The Logan County Board of Human Services is meeting for a routine session. The agenda includes only procedural items such as approving minutes, reviewing financial reports, and receiving staff and department updates. No specific proposals, ordinances, or contracts are listed for discussion or action.

The Board approved the continued presence of a turtle in a caseworker's office for therapeutic benefit. The meeting included updates on successful CBI/FBI and In-Home foster care audits.

• Approved May 13, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved continued placement of a turtle within the county building

Logan County Commissioners

The Logan County Board of Commissioners will consider approving an intergovernmental agreement to share a Veteran's Service Officer with Phillips and Sedgwick counties, and vote on funding for three lodging tax projects. They will also consider a resolution supporting a grant application for redeveloping the former sugar factory site into an agricultural innovation campus, a contract amendment with Turn Key Health for detention center healthcare, and sign a proclamation for Men's Health Week.

• Intergovernmental Agreement for shared Veteran's Service Officer with Phillips and Sedgwick counties
• Lodging Tax Board Projects: Sugar Beet Days ($3,000), July Jamz ($2,100), Avid Gold Magazine ($4,450)
• Amendment to contract with Turn Key Health Clinics for detention center healthcare
• Resolution 2026-16 supporting grant for former sugar factory site (35 acres for agricultural innovation campus)
• Proclamation for Men's Health Week (June 15-21, 2026)

The Logan County Board of Commissioners approved an intergovernmental agreement with Phillips and Sedgwick counties for shared veteran services, funded three lodging tax projects, and amended a health care contract for the detention center. The board also unanimously passed a resolution supporting the Logan County Economic Development Corporation's pursuit of grant funding for redeveloping the former sugar factory site into an agricultural innovation campus.

• Approved consent agenda including minutes and reports (3-0)
• Approved intergovernmental agreement for shared veteran service officer among Logan, Phillips, and Sedgwick counties (3-0)
• Approved $3,000 for Sugar Beet Days, $2,100 for July Jamz, and $4,450 for Avid Golf Magazine from lodging tax (3-0)
• Approved amendment to health care contract with Turn Key Health Clinics for the detention center (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-16 supporting economic development grant for former sugar factory site (3-0)
• Signed proclamation for Men's Health Week June 15-21, 2026

Logan County Commissioners

The Logan County Commissioners will approve the minutes from the previous session, make revisions to the work session agenda, and review the upcoming business meeting agenda. No substantive policy decisions are listed.

• Approval of minutes from previous session
• Revisions to work session agenda
• Review of business meeting agenda

The Board discussed the potential purchase of a secured inmate transport vehicle to improve security during transfers. The Sheriff's Office presented options including a used vehicle in Larimer County and new chassis alternatives. No formal vote was taken on the vehicle purchase during this work session.

• Approved May 26, 2026, work session minutes (3-0)
• Approved May 2026 Commissioners proceedings (3-0)

Logan County Commissioners

Logan County Commissioners hold a work session to discuss multiple items, including a natural gas pipeline upgrade by Xcel, a mobile coffee shop setup at the Heritage Center during the fair, and a CHIPS Grant application for the Sugar Factory. The session also includes a meeting with Phillips and Sedgwick County Commissioners. No votes are taken; this is a discussion session.

• Hans Rodvik with Xcel presents Natural Gas Pipeline Upgrade
• Addison Ortiz discusses Ivory Blends Mobile Coffee Shop setup at Heritage Center during Fair
• Trae Miller presents Sugar Factory CHIPS Grant application
• Meeting with Christopher Kelley and Phillips and Sedgwick County Commissioners at 2:00 PM
• Approval of minutes and agenda revisions

The Logan County Commissioners approved the May 19, 2026 work session minutes (3-0). The remainder of the work session consisted of discussions only: the Elks Lodge beer garden plan (contingent on city council approval), an update on Xcel's multi-year natural gas pipeline replacement in Sterling, a potential letter of support for a CHIPS grant application by LCEDC for the Sugar Factory site, a transformer upgrade, a mobile coffee shop request during fair week, and a tri-county veterans service officer intergovernmental agreement. No other formal votes were taken.

• Approved minutes of May 19, 2026 (3-0)

Logan County Commissioners

The board will hold a public hearing on a special events liquor license for NJC Young Farmers at the fairgrounds. They will consider approving two subdivision exemptions to create parcels from agricultural land. A resolution to cancel tax sale certificates held for over 30 years is up for approval. Other items include lodging tax board projects and an agreement for extreme bull riding at the county fair.

• Public hearing on special events liquor license for NJC Young Farmers at Logan County Fairgrounds on June 20, 2026
• Subdivision exemption for Michael L. Bohler to create a 13.289-acre parcel from an 88.85-acre AG-zoned parcel
• Subdivision exemption for Keith B. Ladd to create a 17.78-acre parcel from a 319-acre AG-zoned parcel
• Resolution 2026-15 cancelling tax sale certificates held by the county for more than thirty years
• Agreement with Josh Frihauf to produce extreme bull riding performance at the 2026 Logan County Fair

The commissioners approved the consent agenda and then authorized a special events liquor license for NJC Young Farmers, a Lodging Tax Board passport project, and a fair rodeo service contract. They also adopted a purchasing‑policy amendment, approved two subdivision exemption resolutions, cancelled long‑held tax‑sale certificates, and granted a secure transportation service license with seven vehicle permits. All motions carried by a 3‑0 vote.

• Approved consent agenda (3-0)
• Approved Special Events Liquor License for NJC Young Farmers (3-0)
• Approved Lodging Tax Board 2026 Passport project up to $1,500 and incentives up to $900 (3-0)
• Approved Fair and Rodeo service agreement with Josh Frihauf (3-0)
• Approved amendment to Purchasing Policy for capital assets (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-13 granting Subdivision Exemption for Michael L. Bohler (13.289‑acre parcel) (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-14 granting Subdivision Exemption for Keith B. Ladd (17.78‑acre parcel) (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-15 cancelling tax‑sale certificates over 30 years old (3-0)

Logan County Commissioners

The Logan County Commissioners are meeting for a work session with no substantive decisions listed. The agenda includes approval of minutes, agenda revisions, and a review of the business meeting agenda, along with a discussion with Senator Byron Pelton. No specific proposals, contracts, or public hearings are scheduled.

• Senator Byron Pelton is listed as a topic for discussion
• Approval of minutes from previous session
• Revisions to work session agenda
• Review of business meeting agenda

The Logan County Commissioners approved the minutes from the May 12, 2026, work session. The meeting focused on a legislative update from Senator Byron Pelton regarding bills affecting county land use authority and road funding.

• Approved May 12, 2026 work session minutes (3-0)
• Accepted Logan County as cooperating agency for Perkins County Canal EIS
• Invited to Chamber of Commerce Gravel Cycling Guide launch

Logan County Fair Board

The Logan County Fair Board will consider several items including approval of the treasurer's report showing $481,731.23 in cash funds and $1,100.64 in bills. Unfinished business includes updates on indoor sponsor banners, the fair bid, and the poultry and rabbit tent. New business topics are Movie Night and Mega Passes First Farm Bank. The meeting also includes reports from the fair manager, buildings and grounds, extension office, and FFA advisor.

• Approval of treasurer's report: bills $1,100.64, cash fund balance $481,731.23
• Indoor sponsor banners update
• Fair bid update
• Poultry and rabbit tent discussion
• New business: Movie Night and Mega Passes First Farm Bank

The Logan County Fair Board approved several operational items for the upcoming fair, including renting a 30x40 tent for $2,365 to cover the rabbit and poultry area. The board also allowed a local nonprofit, Country Kickup, to use the bingo pavilion for dance lessons on August 1st, and authorized staff to seek proposals for social media management. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved Country Kickup's use of bingo pavilion Aug 1, 5-7pm (unanimous)
• Approved $2,365 tent rental for rabbit and poultry area (unanimous)
• Approved drive-in movie "8 Seconds" during county roping (unanimous)
• Approved seeking social media marketing proposals (unanimous)
• Approved 16 indoor arena banners for 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved First Farm Bank to sell Mega and Day passes (unanimous)
• Approved motion for Hermes to explore contract labor for ticket takers (unanimous)
• Approved treasurer's report with $481,731.23 cash balance (unanimous)