Meeting roundup: minutes, consent agenda, liquor license renewal and adjournment
June 16, 2026 | Montezuma County, Colorado
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At its June 16 meeting the Montezuma County Board of County Commissioners completed routine business: approving minutes, passing the two‑item consent agenda, renewing a retail liquor license, and adjourning.
A motion to approve the proceedings for June 9 passed by voice vote. The consent agenda included acceptance of a Strong Start Colorado program grant and a letter concerning an Enterprise pipeline spill in Llata County; both items were approved as part of the consent agenda. Jerry Friselle, who manages county liquor licensing, presented a renewal for G Will Liquors in Cortez, noting a single violation from the previous year that had been corrected; the board approved the renewal by voice vote.
The board ended the meeting by moving to adjourn; the motion was seconded and carried by voice vote.
A motion to approve the proceedings for June 9 passed by voice vote. The consent agenda included acceptance of a Strong Start Colorado program grant and a letter concerning an Enterprise pipeline spill in Llata County; both items were approved as part of the consent agenda. Jerry Friselle, who manages county liquor licensing, presented a renewal for G Will Liquors in Cortez, noting a single violation from the previous year that had been corrected; the board approved the renewal by voice vote.
The board ended the meeting by moving to adjourn; the motion was seconded and carried by voice vote.
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