Lincoln County to administer Bridger Teton contract for Swift Creek bank stabilization; county not funding project
March 01, 2026 | Lincoln County, Wyoming
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Commissioner Harmon moved to approve and authorize the chairman to sign an agreement with Bridger Teton National Forest for the Swift Creek Road Bank Stabilization Project, not to exceed $107,000. The motion was adopted. County Engineer Amy Butler explained the county’s role: Lincoln County will assist by handling bidding and executing the contract but is not contributing project funding; the agreement includes reimbursement for county engineer time.
Chairman King clarified the county is serving as the administrative contracting agent rather than a project funder. The motion and agreement were approved as recorded in the Sept. 7 minutes; the engineering department will manage procurement steps per the agreement.
Chairman King clarified the county is serving as the administrative contracting agent rather than a project funder. The motion and agreement were approved as recorded in the Sept. 7 minutes; the engineering department will manage procurement steps per the agreement.
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