City of Torrington )
County of Goshen )
State of Wyoming )
The Torrington City Council met in regular session on Tuesday, January 7, 2020 in the City Council Chambers at 436 East 22nd Ave. at 7:00 p.m. Present: Mayor Adams, Council Members Hill, Kinney, Law and Mattis. Also Present: Clerk/Treasurer Strecker, Attorney Eddington, Director of Public Works Harkins, Building Official Estes, Water/Wastewater Supervisor Troxel, Emergency Management Coordinator Kenyon and Deputy City Clerk Anaya.
Mayor Adams called the meeting to order.
Director of Public Works Harkins led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Mayor Adams stated that he had a student from the Torrington High School junior class shadow him for a good portion of the morning. For the duration of her time with him she was able to attend meetings, tour the City Hall/Municipal Court/Torrington Police Department building and meet the majority of the City’s department heads. Mayor Adams indicated that it was an interesting event as the young student has aspirations of going into public service and may possibly pursue running for Mayor someday.
Mayor Adams commented that the City was recently contacted by the Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) in regards to the resurfacing of West C Street. The City has been concerned about the deterioration of the road surface and has been in constant communication with WYDOT inquiring about the status of the issue. Previously, WYDOT had stated that the issue was anticipated to be corrected in the Summer of 2020. The most recent correspondence from WYDOT states that the department has removed that specific project from the list of projects that will be completed. WYDOT lists lack of information regarding the project and project costs as the reasoning behind why the project was removed from the list of projects to be completed. WYDOT staff specifically indicates that the project will require putting in ADA ramping at all intersections and that that task will be messy and costly, and take away funding from other projects. Mayor Adams commented that he found the reasoning provided by WYDOT very repulsive so he contacted the Director of WYDOT in regards to the issue. The Director of WYDOT was extremely apologetic and communicated that WYDOT will be sending staff to discuss the project with the Mayor and City staff in person and to tour West C Street. Mayor Adams stated that he wishes he could tell what is going to come out of the meeting. He is eager and hopes that WYDOT will reconsider the project after the on-site tour but as of now the project is up in the air.
Mayor Adams announced that effective January 1, 2020 water fees incurred a 2% inflation increase and sanitation collection fees incurred a 3% inflation increase. The inflation increases will occur annually per ordinance regulations.
Mayor Adams stated that Motorola was in the Torrington Police Department dispatch center earlier in the day upgrading the 911 system. The previous 911 system had several issues. Mayor Adams indicated that the Motorola upgrade will increase reliability, dependability and make it a whole lot easier for emergency services personnel to manage all of those things that come to the system itself. He commented that hopefully this upgrade will be a definite upgrade as it was certainly needed.
Mayor Adams commented that Streets/Sanitation Supervisor Hawley has finished the installation of a new bagging system for the baler facility. He indicated that the new system is making the baling operation for the department cleaner and safer, and making the transportation of the waste bales to the landfill significantly safer as well and easier to manage. Mayor Adams stated that Streets/Sanitation Supervisor Hawley has scheduled an on-site visit for the Mayor and Council at the baler facility to demonstrate the new bagging system in action for Friday, January 10, 2020 at 2:00 p.m. He encouraged anyone interested in viewing the baling process in action to attend the demonstration.
Mayor Adams announced that Electrical Supervisor Youtz reported that the power disturbances that occurred earlier in the day were due to Western Area Power Administration (WAPA) having a 345 kV line relay out and reclose from the Laramie River Station Power Plant to Ault, Colorado. He indicated that Electrical Supervisor Youtz is concerned about the disturbance and is in close contact with WAPA to get a better explanation as to the series of events that took place that in turn caused the occurrence.
Mayor Adams stated that the City of Torrington is in the early stages of a $5 million Torrington Airport Runway 2/20 Extension and Taxiway A/B Relocation Project. He commented that the project is anticipated to commence in the Spring of 2020 and indicated that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is funding the project at 100% therefore it is costing the City virtually nothing.
Councilwoman Hill moved and Councilman Mattis seconded to approve the consent agenda which includes the minutes from the 12-17-19 Council meeting as published and all actions therein be ratified. Motion carried unanimously.
Councilman Kinney moved and Councilman Law seconded to approve the agenda as presented. Motion carried unanimously.
Mayor Adams stated that the presentation of the Community Hero Award began in August of 2019 and was awarded to the first recipient Abe Correa. The second recipient was Tom John McCreery who received the award in October of 2019. He spoke briefly about those heroic individuals in the community who go out of their way to help others. Those individuals are volunteers helping friends and neighbors in all aspects of the community, youth athletic coaches, church leaders, people who take care of the elderly and volunteer at food banks, businesses downtown who contribute time, effort and money to improve the community overall, and many other giving people within the community itself. Mayor Adams indicated that the next recipient of the Community Hero Award is Richard “Bud” Watson. He commented that Mr. Watson was born in Lingle, Wyoming. He attended school and graduated in 1955 from Lingle High School. From there he attended Goshen Community College and in 1957 married his wife Virginia Watson. Once finished with Goshen Community College he headed to Denver for specialized training in the heating and air conditioning field. He and his wife moved back to Torrington and in 1966 he opened his own heating and air conditioning business, Watson’s Refrigeration. The business was first operated out of his home, was then moved to West C Street and then later relocated to a shop on West A Street. Over the years, Mr. Watson and his wife Virginia raised four children. Eventually, in 1971, Mr. Watson became an instructor at Eastern Wyoming College where he taught night classes in heating, ventilation and air conditioning. He spent many years educating students in the art of heating and cooling. At night, after returning home, in order to wind down from the excitement of college students, Mr. Watson began painting. It wasn’t long before his talents were widespread. His attention to detail in his paintings, mainly of wild animals, birds, buildings and even some outhouses brought wide recognition to his talent. Throughout those years Mr. Watson was also a member of the Torrington Volunteer Fire Department. He held every office including Chief at least once and was a Firefighter Certification Instructor. Mr. Watson was also an avid hunter and taught his children to hunt; he was an accomplished bow-hunter and always enjoyed being out in the field pursuing game. Mayor Adams stated that the main reason, though, that Mr. Watson is being honored is for his work with the Gracie’s Promise organization. In 2009, Mr. Watson’s great granddaughter, Gracie, was diagnosed with leukemia. Mr. Watson created the Gracie’s Promise organization in collaboration with the All Saints Episcopal Church. Through his tireless work, money was raised, donations were made and by 2014, Gracie was free from cancer. The non-profit organization, however, continues. It has provided funding for 84 children thus far who have special medical needs from Wyoming, Nebraska, South Dakota, Utah and Colorado. Mr. Watson has been the thoughtful founder, tireless worker and primary fundraiser throughout the entire time that the Gracie’s Promise organization has existed. He has dedicated most of his valuable time, all of his energies, and more than a little of his own money to create, manage and perpetuate this singular example of people with hearts and a cause coming together for the betterment of those in financial need. The organization sponsors three primary fundraisers: 1. The Festival of Trees – During the Christmas season; 2. The Sweethearts Cake Sales – On Valentine’s Day and 3. A 5K Run, Poker Run, Silent Auction and Live Auction at the 307 Sports Bar & Grill – On the Weekend following the 4th of July Holiday. The organization also accepts donations for its greeting cards, special occasion cards and wildlife cards decorated with Mr. Watson’s artwork. They all can be found at the fundraising events that the organization sponsors. Mayor Adams presented Mr. Watson with the award. Mr. Watson was congratulated with a big round of applause. He thanked the Mayor and Council for the award and gave recognition to all of the Gracie’s Promise volunteers for his accomplishments.
Mayor Adams presented for approval the appointment of City Officials for calendar year 2020. Councilman Law moved and Councilman Kinney seconded to approve the appointments of James Eddington as City Attorney, Lance Petsch as Fire Chief, Lynette Strecker as City Clerk/Treasurer, Jeffrey Harkins as Director of Public Works, John Patrick as Municipal Judge, and Herbert Doby and Kenneth Brown as Associate Municipal Judges. Motion carried unanimously.
Councilman Mattis moved and Councilman Kinney seconded to appoint Councilman William Law as Mayor Pro-Tem for calendar year 2020. Motion carried unanimously.
Mayor Adams presented for approval the following appointments: Consolidated Wyoming Municipality Electric Joint Powers Board – James Eddington. Expiration of Term: 12/31/2022; Information Technology Committee – MOU – Timothy Hurd, Indefinite; Lodging Tax Board – Sarah Chaires. Expiration of Term: 12/31/2022; Safety Committee – Billy Janes, Sidney Castellaw, Albert Lira, Tammy Cearns, Gardner Pyle, Thomas Werkele, Scott Sides, Luis Correa, Donald Cearns and Russell Dockins. Expiration of Terms: 12/31/2021; Wage Committee – Ted Kinney and Matthew Mattis. Expiration of Terms: 12/31/2022. Councilwoman Hill inquired about the appointments of Tammy Cearns and Donald Cearns to the Safety Committee. In specific, she advised against appointing a husband and wife to the same committee. Mayor Adams stated that he will speak to both individuals about the situation and let them decide amongst themselves who will serve on the committee and then report back to the Council at the 01-21-20 Council meeting. Councilman Law moved and Councilman Kinney seconded to approve the Safety Committee appointments as presented with the exception of Tammy Cearns and Donald Cearns. Motion carried unanimously. Councilwoman Hill moved and Councilman Mattis seconded to approve the Consolidated Wyoming Municipality Electric Joint Powers Board, Information Technology Committee – MOU, Lodging Tax Board and Wage Committee appointments as presented. Motion carried unanimously.
Councilwoman Hill moved and Councilman Kinney seconded to designate Randy L. Adams as a Full-Time Mayor for calendar year 2020. Motion carried unanimously.
Attorney Eddington stated that the Wyoming Liquor Division notified the City of a Sales Tax Delinquency of Scotts H-Way Bar, LLC DBA Scotts Hi-Way Bar and indicated that due to the delinquency, the entity had been placed on a Sales Tax Hold since January 2, 2020. Deputy City Clerk Anaya inquired about the status of the hold prior to the Council meeting and per the liquor division as of 4:00 p.m., the hold was still in place. He commented that Wyoming statute allows the local licensing authority to suspend any license if the licensee fails to pay sales tax. If the suspension is approved, the notice will be served immediately following the conclusion of the Council meeting by the Torrington Police Department. Mayor Adams asked about the procedure that will be followed once the sales tax delinquent amount is paid. Attorney Eddington replied that the liquor division will notify the City that the Sales Tax Hold has been released and City staff will then notify the entity that the Notice of Suspension of Liquor License is terminated. Councilman Kinney asked if that would require Mayor and Council approval. Attorney Eddington confirmed no. The notice will be terminated immediately upon notification from the liquor division that the hold has been released. Councilman Mattis inquired if the City could pursue a permanent suspension, since this particular licensee has defaulted more than once, rather than temporarily suspending due to sales tax delinquency per occurrence. Attorney Eddington responded that the Mayor and Council can take these temporary suspensions into consideration when the license for this particular licensee is up for renewal and opt to not renew the license at that time. Councilwoman Hill moved and Councilman Mattis seconded to approve the liquor license suspension of Scotts H-Way Bar, LLC DBA Scotts Hi-Way Bar as presented. Motion carried unanimously.
Attorney Eddington read a proclamation declaring February 3-9, 2020 as Wyoming Professional Water and Wastewater Operator Week. It recognizes and honors the work of professional operators in protecting the public’s health, our environment and water resources, and the water and wastewater infrastructure of Wyoming. Water/Wastewater Supervisor Troxel stated that the City is very fortunate to have the individuals that it has working for the department as they are all extremely dedicated to their profession. Mayor Adams commended the City of Torrington Water Department for being among the best prepared departments within the City and for always setting the example as to how a department should be operated. He indicated that the department is extremely organized, documents and collects data exceptionally well and is always trying to improve and upgrade wherever possible. Mayor Adams stated that he greatly appreciates the quality of work that is produced by the department and its employees and thanked the department for everything that they do collectively. Councilman Kinney moved and Councilwoman Hill seconded to approve the proclamation as presented. Motion carried unanimously.
Attorney Eddington read Resolution No. 2020-1. Clerk/Treasurer Strecker stated that the resolution approves the institutions as bank depositories and/or security broker/dealers for the City of Torrington during calendar year 2020 and indicated that the institutions have not changed from calendar year 2019. Councilman Mattis moved and Councilman Law seconded to approve Resolution No. 2020-1 as presented. Motion carried unanimously.
Emergency Management Coordinator (EMC) Kenyon presented Resolution No. 2020-2 for approval. He stated that the resolution authorizes submission of a Wyoming Hazard Mitigation Planning Application to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for the development of a hazard mitigation plan for the City of Torrington. EMC Kenyon commented that the application is for a hazard mitigation assistance grant in the pre-disaster mitigation program and is specifically classified as an advanced assistance grant. He indicated that it is called a planning grant but that it is a unique planning grant in that it allows the City to research a possible mitigation issue and hire a team to completely investigate the problem, suggest solutions and help the City get another grant to mitigate the problem if that is the route that the City wishes to pursue. EMC Kenyon stated that most mitigation grants are pretty large grants but that this particular program is limited to a $200, 000.00 maximum award from the federal government. He commented that the City plans to provide a cash match in the amount of $65, 200.00 for the planning grant in order to meet the 25% cash match requirement and maximize the federal involvement in the grant. EMC Kenyon indicated that this particular grant is extremely competitive. The City will be competing against anybody else in the state of Wyoming that is submitting an application, and against anybody else in the nation and the territories that submit into the program. EMC Kenyon commented that there is however a minimum of $750, 000.00 given to state shares to every state. The City of Torrington was assigned grant application number four. This is not a highly used grant program in the state therefore the City is anticipating favorable results. EMC Kenyon stated that in emergency management, critical infrastructure is a major topic of discussion. Critical infrastructure are those pieces of the City’s systems that are necessary to protect the health and socioeconomic liability of the City’s communities. Examples of critical infrastructure within the City are the water system, the well head, the sewer system, the electrical system and the dispatch center; various things that the City has in order to keep its citizens safe, sound and healthy. The main focus of the Emergency Management Department is to make the City’s critical infrastructure stronger and resistant to outside actors such as natural cause disasters and human cause impact. EMC Kenyon indicated that the department is currently analyzing three specific City sites: 1. The Well Head Golf Course Metering Station; 2. The Water Treatment Plant and 3. The Sewer Lagoons. He stated that all three sites are within 1, 000 feet of the North Platte River and are all located in lower areas. EMC Kenyon commented that high water levels have surfaced in the last five to six years, not high enough to be classified as a flood stage, but high enough to cause concern at the sites listed previously. If the grant is awarded, the cash match expenditure will come out of the FY 2021 budget. EMC Kenyon stated that he anticipates the funding to be received in October of 2020 if the City of Torrington is awarded the grant. Mayor Adams inquired about the Certificate attached to the resolution. EMC Kenyon explained that the Certificate is a legal document that certifies that the resolution was in fact adopted by the City of Torrington at a public meeting. Attorney Eddington read Resolution No. 2020-2. Councilman Kinney suggested the editorial change of adding for Resolution No. 2020-2 after the word Certificate to tie the Certificate to this specific resolution. Councilman Kinney moved and Councilman Law seconded to amend the Certificate to read Certificate for Resolution No. 2020-2. Motion carried unanimously. Councilman Law moved and Councilwoman Hill seconded to approve Resolution No. 2020-2 as amended. Motion carried unanimously.
The bills from 12-18-19 to 01-07-20 were presented for payment. Councilman Mattis moved and Councilwoman Hill seconded to approve the bills for payment as presented. Motion carried unanimously.
Councilman Law moved and Councilman Kinney seconded that there being no further business to come before the Mayor and Council to adjourn at 7:45 p.m. Motion carried unanimously.
The following bills were approved for payment: 67461 JONES, BARRY snow removal 386.75; 67462 AFLAC payroll withholding 249.60;67463 AT&T MOBILITY cardiac monitor transfer fee 33.46; 67464 Void;67465 CITY OF TORRINGTON payroll withholding 247.98;67466 FAMILY SUPPORT REGISTRY payroll withholding 235.97;67467 GREAT-WEST TRUST CO LLC payroll withholding 1541.00;67468 MERIDIAN TRUST FEDERAL CREDIT UNION payroll withholding 2223.00;67469 NEW YORK LIFE payroll withholding 369.37;67470 STANDARD INSURANCE CO premium-long term disability 2085.95;67471 Void;67472 WY CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT payroll withholding 465.06;67473 WY DEPT OF REVENUE sales tax 16875.26;67474 WY RETIREMENT SYSTEMS retirement 64870.62;67475 WY DEPT OF WORKFORCE SERVICES workers compensation 16526.07;67476 NCPERS GROUP LIFE INS payroll withholding 160.00;67477 BROWN, KENNETH T. Municipal Court Associate Judge 2000.00;67478 TORRINGTON EMPLOYEES INSURANCE select flex contributions 2426.90;67479 VERIZON WIRELESS cell phones 280.83;67480 WY RETIREMENT SYSTEMS Torr Vol EMT Pension 60.00;67481 J-BIRD WELL SERVICE INC. final bill-credit return 44.55;67482 DAVE NEWMAN final bill-deposit return 68.77;67483 NICOLAS PRAT final bill-deposit return 356.18;67484 WALTER D. PUGH final bill-deposit return 17.67; 67485 RODNEY & THYRA WELSH LIVING TRUST final bill-credit return 102.03;67486 JANCY WALTER final bill-credit return 7.15;67487 TRAVIS WILKIE overpayment refund-golf 450.00;67488 SEAN CAMPBELL overpayment refund-ambulance 25.00;67489 SCHWARTZKOPF, BRIAN final bill-deposit return 63.50; 67490 ARROW ELECTRIC OF TORRINGTON duct seal-lift station 110.00;67491 AED EVERYWHERE INC. batteries 969.70;67492 ARIZONA MACHINERY lift arms, bolts, bushings 1634.88;67493 B & C STEEL CORPORATION black post 161.34;67494 BARNES LAW LLC Court Appointed Attorney 200.00;67495 BLACK HILLS ENERGY utilities-gas 4427.13;67496 BLOEDORN LUMBER CO-TORRINGTON single pole cutter-hammer breaker, bottle, tumbler, weather alert radio, sheet sander, rechargeable quick pump, nutsetters, bulk-key rings, treated plywood 194.08;67497 BOMGAARS SUPPLY INC. jack/jack foot-air compressor, LED light sets, screws, bulbs, pvc conduit, quart canning jar, casters, extension cords, weatherproof lampholder, boots, pump up sprayers, coupler grease, chaps, chuck key, snow pushers, ice grippers, Christmas gift paper, money holders, blankets, heater, screwdriver, work lite, engraver, bucket, peanuts, windshield cover, radio, roadside kit, candy, tool case, mini light sets, air fresheners, utility knives, timer, clamp connectors, bolts, dryer, leaf rake 1176.78;67498 BORDER STATES INDUSTRIES INC. infrared heaters, grille kits, wire, meter mains, conduit, ent cap, conduit strap, plug in, batteries, LED lights, uvicator, disconnect sleeves 11399.32;67499 BUTLER'S SALVAGE & TOWING towing fees 256.19;67500 CASELLE INC. contract support & maint 1990.00;67501 CENTURY LUMBER CENTER mechanic set, camper oil lantern, opa grade plug armored, bulbs, can lights, white trim, utility knife, tape measures, alum ox metal wheels, connectors, bushings, cross, nipples, elbows, strike anchors, drill screw, silicone, grab hook, quick link, heavy duty safety walk, trip lever, bar keepers friend, shower spray, solvent cement, conduit, coupling, grout, metal wh al ox ty1, paint brushes/tape, plastic, rollers, paint, quikrete concrete, teflon tape, demount clip, flexidrain 833.64;67502 CITY OF GERING single stream recycling 182.58;67503 COMMUNITY HOSPITAL ambulance supplies 212.93;67504 CONTRACTORS MATERIALS INC. poly straps, metal blades, cutting wheel 285.70;67505 COWBOY CLINIC & URGENT CARE physicals 225.00;67506 CULLIGAN WATER OF TORRINGTON dispenser rental, salt 191.95;67507 D A R E Alcohol Compliance 200.00;67508 DANA KEPNER CO INC. meter end rails, meter gaskets, safety flange repair kits, flange fitting, refund 5404.78; 67509 DBT TRANSPORTATION SERVICES LLC beacon maintenance 1088.06;67510 COTTONWOOD CATERING heartland express-lunch 197.82;67511 EASY PICKER GOLF PRODUCTS INC. aluminum cups for greens, baskets, trays, ball washer, flag sticks, rake 5218.25;67512 EJS SUPPLY LLC plow markers 105.13; 67513 ELECTRO-TEST & MAINT INC. substation follow-up services 758.06;67514 ENERGY LABORATORIES INC. water analysis, lab test 392.00;67515 FASTENAL CO sweatshirt, lime vests, batteries 159.52;67516 FIVE STAR PRINT & PROMO tax forms, window envelopes, 1095 docs 342.22;67517 G & L CONCRETE concrete 740.00;67518 PRO QUALITY PEST CONTROL rodent control 130.00;67519 GALLS LLC engraved badges 1039.50;67520 GOSHEN CO ECONOMIC annual meeting 720.00;67521 GOSHEN CO ECONOMIC 1/4 cent sales tax 18577.64;67522 GOSHEN CO TREASURER IT Agreement 51816.25;67523 GOSHEN DIESEL SERVICE valves 462.00;67524 HAWKINS INC. sodium hydrox, diaphragm 2215.85;67525 USABLUEBOOK root-X pipeline root control 775.62;67526 HELLUS JR., DAVID M. ice machine repair/part 32.50;67527 HOTLINE ELECTRICAL SALES & SERVICE LLC electric meters 9900.00;67528 IDEAL LINEN/ BLUFFS FACILITY SOLUTION toilet paper, dispensers, mop loopers, glass cleaner 358.39;67529 INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTORS carburetor/electronic cleaners, nuts, bolts 206.62;67530 INTERNATIONAL ASSOC OF CHIEFS OF POLICE 2020 membership dues 190.00;67531 KATH BROADCASTING CO LLC tower rent 75.00; 67532 KELLEY INTEGRITY SAFETY SOLUTIONS OSHA 10 hour construction-excavation training 894.00; 67533 FRANK PARTS CO v-belt, paint, return, fittings, aluminum spinner, tire gauge, air/fuel/oil/lube filters, applicator, adapters, swivel, nozzle, round lock pins, battery, serpentine belt 657.95;67534 LAWSON PRODUCTS INC. nut/bolt loosener, bit set 33.07;67535 LUJAN CLEANING SERVICE LLC cleaning, window cleaning 273.75;67536 MAILROOM FINANCE INC. neopost postage 687.22;67537 M.C. SCHAFF & ASSOCIATES INC. Airport Project 8955.21;67538 THE METAL SHOP flat/angle iron 219.30;67539 NEWMAN SIGNS INC. signs 661.07;67540 NMC EXCHANGE LLC air compressor rental, regulator-tees, gaskets, seal 1787.28;67541 NORTHWEST PIPE FITTINGS INC. valve box adaptors, compression unions 721.60;67542 OFFICE OF STATE LANDS & INVEST DWSRF loan payments 112265.88;67543 OLSON TIRE CO balance/mount tires, mount/dismount tire 735.82;67544 ENVIRO SERVICES INC. lab analysis 150.00; 67545 PETERBILT OF WY tie rod end, rigid arm, end ties, credits, garbage truck repair 995.89;67546 PLATTE VALLEY BANK lease payments 13538.61;67547 MCKEE, KAREN R. & MARTIN B. polo shirts w/ PD logo 100.88;67548 JERRY POST PSY.D. PC pre-employment exam & protocol costs 1999.01;67549 POLICEONE.COM taser instructor certifications 495.00;67550 PRINT EXPRESS INC. ups 172.68;67551 QUILL CORPORATION paper, pens, hot cup perfect touch, usb 169.23;67552 RIVER VIEW SAND & GRAVEL LLC sand 280.40;67553 SAM'S CLUB/SYCHRONY BANK bankers box, pledge, coffee, cascade, paper towels, facial tissues, colored paper, plastic forks/spoons, paper plates, cutlery combo, laundry detergent 372.26; 67554 SAM'S CLUB/SYCHRONY BANK lemonade 13.96;67555 VALLEY MOTOR SUPPLY black rubber flap w/ cq, ps/washer fluid, starter, radiator cap, seals, air brake hose, ball valve, couplings, stabilizer link kits, spreader set, brake fluid, hydraulic fitting, gasket remover, cut tip victor, cut off wheel, lube, grinding wheels, cutting wheels, heat shrink terminals 542.52;67556 SMITTY'S REPAIR SERVICE cutter bars 70.75; 67557 SNOW CREST CHEMICALS LLC closed system treatments, hot water closed loop contract 526.88; 67558 TEAM LABORATORY CHEMICAL LLC weed killer 483.50;67559 SOUTHWESTERN EQUIPMENT CO roller-inner race-sprinter-tailgate lock 80.65;67560 TITAN MACHINERY INC. inner tube weldment, dropship, retaining pl-110 teleboom, outer bushing 1516.80;67561 TORRINGTON FIRE DEPT professional services 800.00;67562 TORRINGTON OFFICE SUPPLY return, monthly desk pads, stamp, ink/toner cartridges, push pins, monthly planners, paper clips, pens, wall planners, chairs, laminated reversible planners, expanding file pockets 782.88;67563 TORRINGTON VISION CLINIC P.C. safety glasses 448.00; 67564 TOUCHTONE COMMUNICATIONS INC. long distance 71.43;67565 CENTURYLINK data lines, TVFD phone 2896.00;67566 UNIVERSITY OF WY 2020 re-certification CEU's for WY comm pesticide applicators 110.00;67567 VERIS ENVIRONMENTAL LLC retention release 25085.20;67568 VERIZON WIRELESS cell phones, data-tablets/hotspots, camera 1127.21;67569 GRAINGER lockout padlock, wrap around fixture, faceshield visors 247.46;67570 WESTERN COOPERATIVE CO dyed diesel 4730.09;67571 WGGA 2020 WGGA Conference 1000.00;67572 WY MACHINERY wear plates, tdto 30w, pin G, retainer, fork, wiper blades 1713.02;67573 TORRINGTON TELEGRAM ad, legals 4866.25;67574 ZELL HEATING & COOLING LLC filter, service call 86.00;67575 KENYON, CHUCK mileage reimb 95.12
Public Notice No. 7299 published in the Torrington Telegram January 17, 2020.
