# November 4, 2026, Weld County Board of Commissioners Meeting


**Body:** Weld County Government
**Date:** November 03, 2026
**Jurisdiction:** SLED

**Tags:** Construction & Infrastructure, Public Safety, Physical Infrastructure, Grants & Funding


The Weld County Board of Commissioners’ regular meeting on November 4, 2026, approved Emergency Ordinance 264, authorizing a lease-purchase financing framework of up to $250 million in certificates of participation (COPs) for construction of the new Weld County Justice Center. The ordinance sets a maximum estimated annual lease payment of $22 million and delegates authority to the CFO to finalize transaction details within the stated limits. Commissioners cited the need for court facilities and fiscal flexibility; the measure passed 4–1, with Commissioner Maxey opposed. The board also approved a $92,149.85 change order for N Con II Constructors’ West Block North demolition and abatement contract, bringing its total value to $1,719,560.34. It approved three Public Works right-of-way or easement acquisitions for $50,875.70, $77,401.10, and $131,554.80, and an agreement for CDOT to manage construction of improvements at Highway 392 and Weld County Road 35, with CDOT providing most of the construction funding.

Other approved funding and contract items included an Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force subrecipient assessment and related interagency agreement; an amendment to the state opioid response grant supporting jail-based behavioral services; and workforce-program funding plans, including $475,530.77 for adult and dislocated worker programs and $115,286.15 for the PACE program. The board also approved an extension of a County Road 53 closure to accommodate natural-gas pipeline repairs. No other major procurement awards were identified in the transcript.

**Source:** Weld County Government