Natrona County Commission

Natrona County Commissioners and other officials got a good work out Monday morning as they toured the lower east portions of the Bridle Trail that currently cut across private property. The tour was part of land negotiations as the county works to sort out access issues

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Natrona County is spending more than its bringing in. This year it's about a three million dollar difference and county commissioners anticipate loss of several million in Federal revenue dollars next year

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Natrona County Planning and Zoning Commission heard applications for Conditional Use Collector Car permits Wednesday. The three applications were passed by the commission and represent the beginning of a process set in motion when Natrona County officials hammered out rules and regulations for collector vehicle storage last year

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The Natrona County commissioners threw their weight behind the new public library initiative Tuesday evening along with a proposal to go to the November ballot asking voters to approved a one-cent specific purpose sales and use tax to pay for it

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The Natrona County Commission has placed new restrictions on fires, campfires and charcoal grills, in an effort to reduce the risk of wildfires.

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County commissioners will meet Thursday morning to discuss a possible fire ban for Natrona County

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Natrona County Commissioners spend their day Tuesday developing a budget for next year.

They'll be looking to shave from all departments as they work with about $6 million less then last year. Part of the shortfall may come from possible loss of between $1 and $3 million in federal PILT, or Payment In Lieu of Tax, dollars

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Both Natrona County Commissioners whose terms expire this year have indicated they will run for re-election.

Ed Opella and Matt Keating  filed their intentions with the county elections office last week

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Natrona County may have someone in place as an interim Parks Manager by this summer. At a work session this week commissioners directed the Parks Board to create a job description for someone who might eventually divert park management away from the Road and Bridge department

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Alcova trailer park lessees will likely need to live with a $400 increase in their yearly fee.

The majority of the Natrona County Commission, on Tuesday, said no to a review of a recent property assessment that would raise yearly rates from $2000 to $2450

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