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A staff member read the statutory basis for the executive session on the record and asked the board for a motion. A motion to enter executive session was made and the board answered in the affirmative; meeting minutes show the board then convened in executive session. No further details of the legal advice or discussion were disclosed in the public portion of the meeting.

State law (C.R.S. \u0000\u0000\u0000\u0000 24-6-402(4)(b)) permits a public body to hold a closed session to receive legal advice on specific legal questions. The board recorded the statutory citation in the public minutes before entering the closed session.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Pueblo County BOCC Work Session Part 2 6/10/25","oneSentenceSummary","At the June 10 meeting the board moved into executive session under Colorado statute to receive legal advice about pending litigation (Estate of Richard Ward v. Pueblo County Sheriff's Office) and an intergovernmental agreement with the City of Pueblo about the regional building department.","taxTitle","Pueblo County, Colorado","taxId",4963,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6207579,"Pueblo County begins Workday financial reporting training for departments",105,887000,992000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3754329-a9abec843ea7212d3c101efb4cef9727&start=887&end=992","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3754329-a9abec843ea7212d3c101efb4cef9727/thumbnail_887000.jpg","/articles/6207579/Pueblo-County/Colorado/Pueblo-County-begins-Workday-financial-reporting-training-for-departments","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6207579-00aa5711893a6618053d70495d62c6b6/orig.mp4?Expires=1771157045&Signature=lnQZ6CqHwdiW86aSZtNTGwuFZKljkLc59i9ETBC8~TjhEz6oDKn-TaCyHRXbB-tuz5D~X7UqoV971e7T4KAGiPw28vGfOluMwD8ZDhhrs4-HemitKrncrXRTRAiyTj9CKL-UU-c0jWzrGW0LRyWdBYeIIsGTiqDyS0sEdQN3MuErOKygSayfdTmNTVHnp5fogeZn1qFLF-XemtBkX8~wodRFeX~A9Exu1fzsh15GNx-VrNm~Jt-h7Kjg80oYheovx~8JrAl7voESn0oCIrqpkOKgKGiKpIeUDKWIQH17WIOu2lEpGMirOfsLdBxv1bG6Prya5zLRyI~T40LNkEtWdw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Pueblo County staff told the Board of County Commissioners on June 10 that departments will begin receiving training on Workday financial reporting, including a report similar to the percent-spent report from the county's previous software.

County Manager Genesio said most general-fund departments are producing accurate, easy-to-understand numbers in the new report format. She said the county will share training access with elected officials and that credential or delegation changes may be required so users can run reports. Genesio noted a few areas with complex funding or many grants may need additional attention.

Genesio said she has already run several budget reports and is pleased with the results; staff will continue rollout and provide further updates at the next meeting. No formal decisions were required; this was an operational update to the board.","County staff reported June 10 that departments will begin training on Workday financial reporting, including a percent-spent style report similar to the previous system; elected officials will be offered access and some complex grant areas may need extra work.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6207584,"Pueblo County staff reviews community event funding requests; commissioners signal $1,500 for PDI",294,990000,1284000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3754329-a9abec843ea7212d3c101efb4cef9727&start=990&end=1284","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3754329-a9abec843ea7212d3c101efb4cef9727/thumbnail_990000.jpg","/articles/6207584/Pueblo-County/Colorado/Pueblo-County-staff-reviews-community-event-funding-requests-commissioners-signal-1500-for-PDI","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6207584-f345f2603b9bcef8244103acb622ea6d/orig.mp4?Expires=1771157045&Signature=n~0FgyPppG8UtfZOJinnOM0q3dHJItWXX6OHt3Brl~fTWorJRJWpYiphXc~nBhZz2-Leo-Zl3MgbjG-PXKiVYhfVz3s~3YyV~hqvahc3X0rjOtTKjr89ssZcqWO8EKAa4D9ZWkwARxrLtIknGarn2K2l8jmq-LgNW2Z9H4e-PsBVNXVvYv6IUK4dTdzHwKkSGgWnSfPPvdduHPFmC5O8RMbaaZXinj4AG9TAcYRRY~Qo~WlCAE1HFh7c0513apS-InJ7L9rgE4IYF0b6zJvGt5agadAUcF-ci6gleGLylKF7KiU0H1d1lTSKUw9m-hFNxgsgWdE2wYePwvIPyD8TDw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","County staff presented two requests for community event sponsorships during the Pueblo County Board of County Commissioners meeting on June 10: a request from the Mariposa Center for Safety for $2,500 to sponsor its October tribute to women, and a $1,500 request from Pueblo Diversified Industries (PDI) for a table at its annual fundraiser, Dancing with the Pueblo Stars.

Tommy Farrell, presenting the requests, said the budget line for these community support grants currently has about $22,330 remaining after recent authorizations. He told commissioners Mariposa received $800 from the county last year and has been funded for other events this year at about $1,000; Mariposa requested $2,500 for the tribute sponsorship. Farrell said PDI asked for $1,500 this year for its largest fundraiser; last year the county authorized $1,000.

Commissioners discussed possible sponsor levels and whether to split the difference for some requests. One commissioner said they were comfortable with a middle level for Mariposa and asked staff to follow up with the organization to confirm the appropriate sponsorship tier and ticket arrangements. On PDI’s request, commissioners indicated support for the $1,500 level: a board member summarized the discussion by asking, “So $1,500, I'm hearing?” and received confirmation from staff.

Farrell said he would follow up with Mariposa Center for Safety to confirm the sponsorship level and whether the county would purchase a table for PDI; staff will return any further details to the board before formalizing payments.

Next steps: staff to confirm sponsorship tier and ticket/table logistics with Mariposa Center for Safety and to finalize PDI sponsorship arrangements for $1,500.","County staff presented two community funding requests — Mariposa Center for Safety ($2,500 request) and Pueblo Diversified Industries' Dancing with the Pueblo Stars ($1,500 request) — and commissioners agreed to pursue $1,500 for PDI while staff will follow up with Mariposa on sponsorship level.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6207589,"Pueblo County staff to draft passthrough contract for Pleasant View courts after vendor scope questions",818,50000,868000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3754329-a9abec843ea7212d3c101efb4cef9727&start=50&end=868","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3754329-a9abec843ea7212d3c101efb4cef9727/thumbnail_50000.jpg","/articles/6207589/Pueblo-County/Colorado/Pueblo-County-staff-to-draft-passthrough-contract-for-Pleasant-View-courts-after-vendor-scope-questions","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6207589-eb321697c7cbf9e1cd84b42ab4d8d47c/orig.mp4?Expires=1771157045&Signature=Eh5z~Yx1PK39JK16O-t7SmLtNfuCexxp6tpvSF~~UR239b3bljCsrYibXeyVmGyj3HVlh5OPrFpoA0ib2hrI1vOBBG3i~Zw0Uay~YTWG4P7CGtothiSEYJT8lFTMO2h7Z6xgG03Na33m9-FdKr9XuqAQLl9bdTKsEt0FRVcZOoCeH8H3WAzpIgklcHLji-DxpBt3Tpmb~0EDYkFLtuoim-XZCTM8LqySQ41CTjZx~f6dnvRytJ-6XD4aVnMcerq6cS0uLRlxOUWg~vElC1irI34SoMYrcJyFI64ou0VGWdUhqwZwlP2x15DAzctq~vN0xqOih5rMeya7fhXSMa0Cqw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Pueblo County staff told the Board of County Commissioners on June 10 they will draft a passthrough agreement to allocate $255,000 in Conservation Trust Funds to District 70 for work on courts at Pleasant View Middle School, but asked for vendor clarification on whether the bid is for an overlay or for new construction.

County Manager Genesio said the prior board approved $255,000 during the budget process and that District 70 has received a pricing proposal “for an overlay project for Pleasant View Middle School.” She told commissioners the proposal as written appears to be titled a “PT overlay,” but that the bid’s description and exclusions could indicate the county’s in-kind removal is assumed and that the vendor might actually be offering new post-tension concrete courts. Genesio said staff will draft the passthrough contract to keep the project on schedule while confirming the vendor’s scope.

That clarification matters because Parks and Recreation Deputy Director Hopson said her prior experience with similar overlays in the city showed cracking can reappear within a year even after shaving and filling cracks and resurfacing. Hopson told commissioners she had put her foot in existing cracks and had recommended closing courts for safety; she said overlays are “a good option for the budget” but that “within a year or two, it will need ongoing continual maintenance.”

Commissioners and staff discussed the county’s planned in-kind contribution for demolition and removal of existing court material, which reduces vendor costs and can make a full new construction option feasible within the $255,000 allocation. Commissioners asked staff to confirm with the vendor whether the proposal assumes the county will perform removal and whether the vendor will pour new post-tensioned concrete or instead overlay the existing surface.

County staff said the current bid comes in about $20,000 under the $255,000 allocation and would yield four surfaced courts (two full tennis courts and two full pickleball courts with nets), but emphasized that the bid’s title and the contract language must be reconciled before the county signs any agreement. Genesio said she would proceed to draft the passthrough agreement with District 70 and seek vendor confirmation “so there wouldn’t be a delay in the process.”

Next steps: staff will request written confirmation from the vendor about the exact scope (overlay versus new construction) and will return a draft passthrough agreement between Pueblo County and District 70 for the board’s review. No formal contract was signed at the June 10 meeting.","County staff asked the Board of County Commissioners for direction to draft a passthrough agreement allocating $255,000 in Conservation Trust Funds to District 70 for court work at Pleasant View Middle School, while commissioners and staff sought clarification from the vendor on whether the bid is an overlay or full new construction.","actionData","errors"]

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