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BiJr Horn Coun Commicioner's Minutes. AuE.st 3 & 4. 2010
BIG HORN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' MINUTES SHOSHONE OFFICE SUPPLY 33.78 / WILLIAM L. SIMPSON 150.00
DATE TIME AND PLACE: The Board of County Commissioners of
Big Horn County, Wyoming, met in regular session on August 3&4,
2010. The meetings were called to order beginning with the Pledge
of Allegiance at the office of the board of county commissioners in
the Basin courthouse.
BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT: Thomas S. Hinman, chairman; Keith
Grant and Jerold S. Ewen, members; and Dori Noyes, county clerk and
clerk of the board.
Rod Wambeke, Jerry Denniston, road and bridge foremen, and
William Bridges, Pryor Mountain Engineering, met with the commis-
sioners to discuss road issues. Commissioner Ewen made a motion,
seconded by Commissioner Grant and carried, to buy the wrecked
1998 Kenworth truck back from the insurance company. This county-
owned truck was wrecked, totaled by the insurance company, and will
be purchased for $2800 for salvage.
William Bridges presented quotes for the cultural survey on the
Lane 38 project. Subsequent to a recommendation by William Bridges,
Commissioner Grant made a motion, seconded by Commissioner Ewen
and carried, to notify Wind River Resources to perform the cultural
survey required by the BLM for the road straightening project on Lane
38.
Commissioner Grant made a motion, seconded by Com-
missioner Ewen and carried, to seek a preliminary easement
and sign a State of Wyoming easement application for Lane 38,
described as T.S. 52, Range 97, Sec. 27, North 100', East 916.66'
of Tract 38.
Commissioner Grant was excused at 9:20 a.m. for a funeral.
Subsequent to a recommendation by William Bridges, Commis-
sioner Ewen made a motion, seconded by Commissioner Hinman
and carried, to sign the Certificate of Substantial Completion
for project PME-120901 with Frost Rock Products for Big Horn
County 2010 Aggregate Stockpile as completed on June 1,2010,
and to begin the 41-day advertising process.
Commissioner Ewen made a motion, seconded by Com-
missioner Hinman and carried, to proceed with the application
for an additional $100,000.00 from the next issue of High Risk
Rural Road grant funding. This money is to be added to existing
funding and applied to work planned to be performed on Road 5 (Sand
Hill Road) between Deaver and Byron.
William contacted B&G Industries and LaMax Construction
to coordinate the draining of the airport water tank for the repair
of pinholes in the tank.
Subsequent to a recommendation by William Bridges, Com-
missioner Ewen made a motion, seconded by Commissioner
Hinman and carried, to approve an approach application for
Larry Blair's residence on Road 7 (Cannery Road) and to put
%-inch material on the top of the road described as T.S. 56N.,
Range 97W., Section 1, west of Highway 310.
Jerry Denniston and William had received some complaints
about the quality of crush base finish on the road through Hyattville.
William also gave a Hyattville Community Center grant update
indicating that the project is moving forward. He said they will be get-
ting an electrical engineer shortly, and will go to the next phase next
month.
William Bridges discussed an outstanding bill for the completion
of the heating system in the Basin library. Commissioners agreed to
pay the bill and take the money out of 10-4-161-260-000, Building and
Equipment Maintenance, until Dori Noyes, County Clerk, can advertise
a transfer of funds for the next meeting. A journal entry will then be
done to transfer to the appropriate line item.
Rod Wambeke was approached by a landowner who wanted to
hire the county Road & Bride to blade his driveway, which is on the
railroad right-of-way. The county attorney agreed to send a letter inform-
ing the landowner that the county could not blade the road because
there is no agreement with the railroad to allow county equipment on
the railroad right-of-way.
Commissioner Ewen made a motion, seconded by Commis-
sioner Hinman and carried, to sign the cooperative agreement
tletwn'he BigcHohrGounty Sheriff's office and the Bighorn
and Shoshone national forests.
Commissioner Ewen made a motion, seconded by Commis-
sioner Hinman and carried, to table the MBA/employee insurance
issue for further review and consultation with Bob Decker.
Commissioner Hinman made a motion, seconded by Com-
missioner Ewen and carried, to allow the bills and payroll as
presented. The following bills were presented, audited, approved by
motion and warrants ordered, issued in payment of same:
LOIS ADEY 20.00 / ALCOPRO 3,300.00 / ALLEN'S AIRFRAME & EN-
GINE SERVICE 198.77 / ALLTEL 126.42 / ASSOCIATED CONSTRUC-
TION ENGINEERING 4,357.50 / DEL ATWOOD, JR 450.00 / ATCO
INTERNATIONAL 114.65/ATWOOD FAMILY FUNERAL DIRECTORS INC
491.00/B&G INDUSTRIES LLC 131.30/BASIN PHARMACY 6,175.94
/ BASIN REPUBLICAN RUSTLER 315.25/TOWN OF BASIN 7,634.48/
ALLEN C. BECKHOFF 11.54 / MATTHEW BENDER & CO., INC. 185.52
/ THOMAS L. BENNETT, MD 1,620.00 / BIG HORN BASIN COUNSEL-
ING 145.00 / BIG HORN CO-OP MARKETING ASSN 9,114.94 / BIG
HORN ENGRAVING & SIGN 92.50 / BIG HORN RURAL ELECTRIC CO.
359.96 / KENNETH BLACKBURN 200.00 / LINDA BOYCE 2,151.75 /
MARY BOYER 549.15 / BURLINGTON CAR CARE 98.22 / MICHELLE
M. BURNS 3,198.40/CALIFORNIA CONTRACTORS SUPPLIES 194.76
/ CARQUEST AUTO PARTS 986.39 / JANE CHAVlRA 24.00 / TERESA
MARIE CALDWELL 339.90 / CK HARDWARE 124.62 / CHIC HARBINE
TRUCK & EQUIPMENT 25,000.00 / COLONIAL RESEARCH CHEMICAL
CORER 149.12 / COMMERCIAL SERVICE HVAC 2,832.60 / COMPUTER
SOFTWARE ASSOC. 5,858.00/COPENHAVER, KATH, KITCHEN 150.00
/ COUNTY CLERK 70.25 / COUNTY TREASURER 41.70 / COVENANT
INSURANCE GROUP INC. 1,650.00 / KIM COWAN 139.50 / WAYNE A.
BIRD 1,000.00 / COWLEY LUMBER CO. 211.68 / NELSON CRAWLEY
75.00/DASH MEDICAL GLOVES 838.60/JERRY DENNISTON 439.57
/ DOUBLE R SERVICE 1,829.81 / 5-J CONTRACTING INC. 95,553.00
/ JULIE FABER 34.70 / FIRST BANKCARD 423.13 / FIRE PROTEC-
TION DISTRICT #4 132.09 / FIVE COUNTY JOINT POWERS BOARD
22,560.00 / DAVID FLITNER 192.50 / FLEET SERVICES 3,400.25 /
FROST ROCK PRODUCTS 84,011.50 / GALLS, AN ARAMARK COMPANY
1,023.95 / GRETCHEN GASVODA KELSO 30.00 / TRACY GIFFORD
8.70 / GORRELL & HOPKINSON P.C. 725.85 / FAWN GOTON 42.00
/ GDA ENGINEERS 50,322.23 / GRAINGER 642.38 / GREENWOOD
MAPPING INC. 5,800.00 / GREYBULL BUILDING CENTER 75.00 /
GREYBULL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1,000.00 / GREYBULL STAN-
DARD 143.00 / CHARLES GROTEFEND 105.00 / HANSON'S FIRE
EQUIPMENT 8.10 / HANSON CHEMICAL, INC. 98.79 / ROY HARPER
54.50 / HARPER'S SERVICE CENTER 282.98 / HASKELL FUNERAL
HOME 300.00 / JILL HARPER 397.45 / DARLA HARRIS 33.75 / ABBY
HERNANDEZ 75.00 / HIGH COUNTRY TELEPHONE 60.00 / WALTER
HIBBERT 353.62 / GEORGIA A. HUNT 295.00 / JOHN G. HYDE 72.22
/ I-STATE TRUCK CENTER 257.74 / ILLINOIS OFFICE SUPPLY 2,590.10
/ JABE CORPORATION 4,750.00 / JAKE'S TIRE & REPAIR 113.52 /
JOHN R. HALEY IV 592.48 / JVAN CONTRACTING 31,950.00 / KIM-
BERLY KOCH 916.20 / KREISERS INC. 460.00 / LAIRD SANITATION
130.00 / LAWSON PRODUCTS, INC. 76.55 / BECKY A. LINDSEY
83.00 / LINTON'S BIG R 39.95 / JESSICA LOEPER P.C. 1,150.00 /
LOVELL CHRONICLE 186.75 / LOVELL CHRONICLE 168.50 / TOWN
OF LOVELL 189.04 / MKK CONSULTING ENGINEERS, INC. 9,555.45
/ ANGELICA MClNTOSH 333.75 / MARK'S REFRIGERATION 136.15
/ MARY MATTHEWS 45.00 / SHERIDAN MAY 13.50 / NElL MAYES
1,045.00 / MIDWAY CLINIC 144.00 / MINCHOW'S SERVICE 9,039.08
/ MODERN MACHINERY 1,751.78 / MONTANA-DAKOTA UTILITIES
366.17 / MOUNTAIN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 217,861.24 /
MURDOCH OIL, INC. 2,105.36 / KAMI NEIGHBORS 286.92 / NORTH
BIG HORN SEARCH & RESCUE 1,054.78/NORTH BIG HORN SENIOR
CITIZENS 150.00 / NORTHWEST SPECIALTY SALES CO. 749.48
/ O'REILLY AUTO PARTS 4.49 / THE OFFICE SHOP, INC. 553.86 /
OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY 35,535.21 / OVERLAND EXPRESS MART
97.16 / PAMIDA PHARMACY 79.98 / PARK COUNTY CLERK 37.41
/ PARK COUNTY IMPLEMENT 143.34 / PETERSON QUALITY OFFICE
FURNITURE 1,500.00 / DAVID S. PETERSON, D.D.S. 340.00 / PHILA-
DELPHIA INSURANCE COMPANIES 62,338.76 / THOS. Y. PICKETT &
COMPANY, INC 3,350.00 / PITNEY BOWES POSTAGE BY PHONE 80.65
/ POWELL OFFICE SUPPLY 20.79 / PROCESS POWER & CONTROL
INC. 10,891.71 / WILLIAM E. BRIDGES 18,931.30 / QT TECHNOLO-
GIES 345.00 / QUILL CORPORATION 56.46 / QWEST 34.42 / RED
APPLE SUPERMARKET 71.89 / RELIABLE OFFICE SUPPLIES 61.45 /
KENT A. RICHINS 550.00 / ROCKY MOUNTAIN POWER 1,874.27 /
RON'S FOOD FARM 40.67 / RANDY L. ROYAL 225.00 / RURAL FIRE
PROTECTION DIST. #1 198.00 / RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DIST. #2
196.25 / SAINT VINCENT HEALTHcARE 676.68 / COLEEN SCHEELER
152.74 / CHRIS SAWAYA 45.00 / SECURITY STATE BANK 116,769.06
/ SECURITY STATE BANK- PETTY CASH 22.68 / SELBY'S 175.96 /
/ DALLEN SMITH 133.00 / SOUTH BIG HORN COUNTY HOSPITAL
5,350.01 / VONDA SOUTHARD 120.00 / SOUTH BIG HORN SENIOR
CITIZENS 1,348.07 / STEVE'S ELECTRIC, INC. 1,588.97 / SUPERIOR
LAMP INC. 397.87 / SYSCO FOOD SERVICES 15,131.69/TCT WEST,
INC. 1,700.07 / T&E RENTAL 80.80 / JERRI TILLETT 1,253.75 /
TITAN MACHINERY 118.05 / TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CO. 150.42 /
TRANE 39.50 / TRAVELING COMPUTERS, INC. 8,306.95 / ULTRAMAX
1,092.00 / UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING 55.00 / U.W.C.E.S. 60.00 /
VAISALA INC. 941.00 / AMERICAN WELDING & GAS INC. 612.11 /
GAlL E. VANDERPLOEG, LPN 125.00/VERIZON WIRELESS 1,182.61
/ LEWIS B. WALKER 2,479.00 / WAVES WEB DESIGN 123.75 /
WHEELER'S IGA 22.14 / SUSAN WILEY, R.N. 108.18 / WYOMING
DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT 511.69 / WYOMING BEHAVIORAL
INSTITUTE 1,370.00 / WYOMING FIRE SAFETY 50.00 / WYOMING
GAS 1,183.06 / WYOMING RETIREMENT SYSTEM 2,816.36 / WYO.
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING SERVICES 287.00/CARA ZELLER 315.00
/ CARMEN ALLRED 24.50 / JAN BARNETT 35.50 / PEARLE D. BAUER
20.00 / CATHY BAYERT 20.00 / RUBY LEE BEALL 20.00 / JUNE BOOTH
35.00 / ROX ANNE BREWER 20.00 / GRACE BRIGGS 27.50 / DANIEL
CARIVEAU 20.00 / DARRELL CARIVEAU 27.50 / DIANE CAUFFMAN
42.50 / CARLA M. COHEN KELLEY 20.00 / LISA COOK 28.50 / CINDY
CORDOVA 20.00 / PATSIE COZZENS 20.00 / RENA CROFT 20.00 /
BARBARA DAVlDSON 42.50 / PAULA DEE 20.00 / JUANITA DELLOS
29.50 / PATTY DESPAIN 20.00 / ELAINE DOBBS 28.50 / LOIS EM-
METT 20.00 / FAYE FARR 20.00 / JANICE R. FINK 20.00 / KAREN S.
GARClA 46.50 / CAROLINE GIPSON 37.00 / BERNIE E. JENSEN 32.50
/ VIRGINIA JENSEN 20.00 / RENON JONES 27.50 / SHERALDEAN
JONES 20.00 / JANET E. KUMMERFELDT 44.00 / JANICE MANGUS
20.00 / LINDA MARCUS 29.50 / MYRA MCCOLLAM 26.50 / LINDA
MCGREGOR 20.00/JUDY MCMAHON 27.50/DEBBI MCKIM 120.00
/ BILLIE MENZEL 25.50 / NANCY MICKELSON 24.50 / DOROTHY A.
MILLER 20.00/DANIEL R. MILLS, SR. 20.00/JULIA MITCHELL 20.00
/ BETTE NEAL 20.00/MARGARET NATION 20.00/ERLINDA PARKER
23.50 / CARRIE PREATOR 40.50 / JEAN T. PREATOR 35.50 / DEB
REDLAND 20.00 / DEBORAH REEVES 29.50/ARLENE ROSS 20.00/
DARLA SAAM 42.50 / CONALYN SANDERS 24.50 / ENID SANDERSON
20.00 / DIXIE J. SHAW 42.50 / VICKI SORENSON 32.50 / SHERRY
THOMPSON 24.50 / DUSTI TRYON 40.00 / CARYL C. TURNER 20.00
/ WALTRAUT VALASEK 20.00 / NANCY C. WALKER 20.00 / JANICE L.
WANTULOK 23.50 / KAREN E. WILLIAMS 29.50 / SHIRLEY WILLIAMS
25.50 / MARILYN WILKINSON 25.50 / ALVERETTA WINTERS 26.50 /
JUDY WINTERS 32.50/DOROTHY B. WlNTERHOLLER 20.00/GRETA
GODFREY WORKMAN 20.00 / MOLLY YATES 33.50
Commissioner Ewen made a motion, seconded by Com-
missioner Hinman and carried, to approve the July 20, 2010,
minutes as presented at the meeting.
Sue Wiley, public health, met with the commissioners to discuss
the replacement of her state employee.
Commissioner Ewen made a motion, seconded by Com-
missioner Hinman and carried, to adjourn for lunch at 12:00 p.m.
Commission Chairman Hinman called for regular session at 1:00
p.m.
Deb McKim met with the commissioners to discuss and present
a contract which will provide her services to Big Horn County in the
areas of oil and gas research.
Jill Harper, airport board secretary, and Harold Sheppard, Mu-
seum of Flight and Aerial Fireflghting member, and William Bridges,
Pryor Mountain Engineering, met with the commissioners to discuss
the recommendations presented to the commissioners from the
museum study committee. The airport board felt the proposals
were presented differently and recommended that GDA Engineers,
who knows the history and holds the airport information, should be
awarded the contract for the Airport Museum study. Commissioners
decided to table the issue until Linda Harp meets with them tomorrow
regarding the same subject.
Commissioner Ewen made a motion, seconded by Com-
missioner Hinman and carried, to go into executive session on
personnel issues at 2:00 p.m. Those present: Carol Willard, Fred
Werner, Georgia Antley Hunt and Dori Noyes, county clerk.
Commfssion Chairman Thomas S, Hinman called for regular session
at 2:05 p.m. ..................
Commissioner Ewen made a motion, seconded by Commis-
sioner Hinman and carried, to make the personnel adjustment
recommended by Fred Werner.
Gina Anderson and Marj Graham, county assessor and deputy,
met with the commissioners to go over budgets and set the mill lev-
ies.
Commissioner Grant rejoined the session at 2:42 p.m.
Commissioner Ewen made a motion, seconded by Com-
missioner Grant and carried, to set evaluation levies and taxes
with the exception of the Hyattville Cemetery District subject to
further investigation.
REPORT OF VALUATIONS, LEVIES AND TAXES 2010
Big Horn County, Wyoming
COUNTY VALUATION (as fixed by State Board): $225,837,257
STATE LEVIES
PURPOSE OF LEVY LEVY TAXES LEVIED
STATE GENERAL FUND (4 MILLS MAXIMUM) - 0 -
Art. 15,' 4 Wyo. Stat. ' 39-13-104(a)(i)
STATE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS (1 MILL MAXIMUM) - 0 -
Art. 7, ' 18 Wyo. Stat. ' 9-4-302, Wyo. Stat. ' 39-13-104(a)(ii)
STATE DEBT AND INTEREST
Art. 16,' 1 Wyo. Stat. '39-11-102.1(e),
Wyo. Stat. ' 39-13-104(a)(iii) - 0 -
Wyo. Stat ' 9-4-904. Wyo. Stat ' 24-8-104.
SCHOOL FOUNDATION PROGRAM 12.000 2,710,047
(12 MILLS MAXIMUM)
Art. 15, '15 Wyo. Stat. ' 21-13-303(a) and (c)
TOTAL STATE LEVY & TAXES
12.000 2,710,047
COUNTY LEVIES - OPERATING
COUNTY HOSPITAL OPERATION 0
COUNTY LIBRARY OPERATION 1.167 263,552
COUNTY FAIR OPERATION 0.486 109,757
COUNTY MUSEUM OPERATION 0 0
PUBLIC ASSISTANCE AND SOCIAL SERVICES 0
AIRPORT OPERATION 0
CIVIL DEFENSE 0
COUNTY BUILDING FUND 0
ROAD AND BRIDGE PURPOSES 0
RECREATION PURPOSES 0
PUBLIC HEALTH PURPOSES 0
AGRICULTURE & HOME ECONOMICS 0
OTHER COUNTY GENERAL FUND 10.347 2,336,738
FIRE PROTECTION (1 MILL MAXIMUM) VALUATION 0
TOTAL OPERATING LEVY & TAXES 12.000 2,710,047
TOTAL COUNTY BONDS & INTEREST LEVY & TAXES 0
TOTAL COUNTY LEVY & TAXES 12.000 2,710,047
SCHOOL DISTRICT LEVIES
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I VALUATION
$58,485,6t6
OPERATING LEVY (25 MILLS MANDATORY) 25.000
RECRATION (1 MILL MAXIMUM) 1.000
TOTALS 26.000
1,462,140
58,486
1,520,626
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2 VALUATION
OPERATING LEVY 25 MILLS MANDATORY 25.000
BOARD OF COOPERATIVE EDUCATIONAL
SERVICES (2 1/2 MILLS MAXIMUM) .500
BOARD OF COOPERATIVE EDUCATIONAL
SERVICES (2 1/2 MILLS MAXIMUM) .500
RECREATION (1 MILL MAXIMUM) 1.000
TOTALS 27.000
$44,630,722
1,115,768
22,315
22,315
44,631
1,205,029
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3 VALUATION
OPERATING LEVY (25 MILLS MANDATORY) 25.000
RECREATION (1 MILL MAXIMUM) 1.000
BONDS & INTEREST (TOTAL) 2.750
TOTALS 28.750
$84,543,633
2,113,591
84,544
232,495
2,430,630
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4 VALUATION
OPERATING LEVY (25 MILLS MANDATORY) 25.000
BOARD OF COOPERATIVE EDUCATIONAL
SERVICES (2 1/2 MILLS MAXIMUM) .500
RECREATION (1 MILL MAXIMUM) 1.000
TOTALS 26.500
$38,177,286
954,432
19,089
38,177
1,011,698
MANDATORY 6 MILL
COUNTY SCHOOL LEVY AND TAXES
TOTAL SCHOOL TAXES
6.000 1,355,024
7,523,007
MUNICIPAL LEVIES
TAX DISTRICT NO. 405 VALUATION $6,693,310
BASIN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4
OPERATING (8 MILL MAXIMUM) 8.000 53,546
BONDS & INTEREST (TOTAL) 4.333 29,002
TOTALS 12.333 82,548
TAX DISTRICT NO. 105 VALUATION $1,217,823
BURLINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1
OPERATING (8 MILL MAXIMUM) 5.000 6,089
BONDS & INTEREST (TOTAL) 0 0
TOTALS 5.000 6,089
TAX
DISTRICT NO. 103 VALUATION $1,952,951
BYRON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1
OPERATING (8 MILL MAXIMUM) 8.000 15,624
BONDS & INTEREST (TOTAL) 0 0
TOTALS 8.000 15,624
TAX DISTRICT NO. 102 VALUATION $ 3,171,015
COWLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1
OPERATING (8 MILL MAXIMUM) 8.000 25,368
BONDS & INTEREST (TOTAL) 0 0
TOTALS 8.000 25,368
TAX DISTRICT NO. 100 VALUATION $ 686,730
DEAVER SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1
OPERATING (8 MILL MAXIMUM) 8.000 5,494
BONDS & INTEREST (TOTAL) 0 0
TOTALS 8.000 5,494
TAX
DISTRICT NO. 101 VALUATION $ 441,705
FRANNIE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1
OPERATING (8 MILL MAXIMUM) 8.000 3,534
BONDS & INTEREST (TOTAL) 0 0
TOTALS 8.000 3,534
TAX
DISTRICT NO. 307 VALUATION $9,428,972
GREYBULL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3
OPERATING (8 MILL MAXIMUM) 8.000 75,432
BONDS & INTEREST (TOTAL) 0 0
TOTALS 8.000 75,432
TAX DISTRICT NO. 204 VALUATION $10,098,004
LOVELL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2
OPERATING (8 MILL MAXIMUM) 8.000 80,784
BONDS & INTEREST (TOTAL) 0 0
TOTALS 8.000 80,784
TAX DISTRICT NO. 404 VALUATION $397,743
MANDERSON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4
OPERATING (8 MILL MAXIMUM) 8.000 3,182
BONDS & INTEREST (TOTAL) 0 0
TOTALS 8.000 3,182
SPECIAL DISTRICT LEVIES & TAXES
NORTH BIG HORN COUNTY HOSPITAL VALUATION 146,064,786
GENERAL
3.000 438,194
NORTH BIG HORN COUNTY HOSPITAL
ADDITIONAL
3.000
VALUATION 146,064,786
438,194
SOUTH BIG HORN COUNTY HOSPITAL
GENERAL
3.000 -' '.. .... ::: ' :.::i '." :'.-'
SOUTH BIG HORN COUNTY HOSIS/,L
ADDITIONAL
3.000
VALUATION 78,948,309
236,845
VALUATION 78,948,309
236,845
RURAL HEATH CARE
1.938
VALUATION 77,435,269
150,070
NORTH BIG HORN COUNTY
SENIOR CITIZENS
1.000
VALUATION 146,064,786
146,065
PARK COUNTY FIRE # 1
(POWELL)
3.000
VALUATION 423,187
1,270
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT # 1
(LOVELL)
3.000
VALUATION 121,376,368
364,129
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT # 2
(BASIN)
3.000
VALUATION 14,793,071
44,379
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT #3
(MANDERSON)
3.000
VALUATION 13,678,166
41,034
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT # 4
(OTTO-BURLINGTON-EMBLEM)
3.000
VALUATION 11,133,332
33,400
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT # 4
BOND & INT
O.O00
VALUATION 11,133,332
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT # 5
3.000
VALUATION 7,914,826
23,744
BIG HORN COUNTY WEED & PEST
1.000
VALUATION 225,837,257
225,837
BIG HORN COUNTY WEED & PEST
SPECIAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS
1.000
VALUATION 225,837,257
225,837
BYRON CEMETERY
1.070
VALUATION 80,730,932
86,382
BURLINGTON CEMETERY
3.000
VALUATION 6,072,389
18,217
COWLEY CEMETERY
3.000
VALUATION 13,292,843
39,879
DEAVER- FRANNIE CEMETERY
0.504
VALUATION 9,043,261
4,558
EMBLEM CEMETERY
3.000
VALUATION 2,590,944
7,773
HYATTVlLLE CEMETERY
1.425
VALUATION 6,277,327
8,945
LOVELL CEMETERY
3.000
VALUATION 43,164,284
129,493
OTTO CEMETERY
3.000
VALUATION 6,162,539
18,488
SOUTH CENTRAL SPECIAL CEMETERY
3.000
VALUATION 20,088,003
60,264
SHOSHONE CONSERVATION
0.500
VALUATION 144,303,537
72,152
SOUTH BIG HORN COUNTY
CONSERVATION DISTRICT
0.500
VALUATION 81,533,720
40,767
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