Following a Resource Concepts presentation, the Board unanimously approved the Lander County Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) 2026. The plan recommends a county wildland fire coordinator, communications upgrades, defensible‑space programs and fuel‑reduction projects to strengthen grant competitiveness and mitigation.

After extended public comment and a staff recommendation, commissioners approved a three‑year professional services contract with event consultant Cody Clinton (annual $50,000 plus on‑site/day and travel fees) and required higher insurance minimums. Critics urged an RFP and more public vetting; proponents said early engagement is necessary to book major events years ahead.

Speakers representing preservation groups and residents urged the county to pause demolition plans for the 19th-century La Mer Building; commissioners concluded they had no action to take on demolition funding and directed parties to pursue a moratorium and grant options with the Convention & Tourism board.

Commissioners review contract proposal to secure Assistant County Manager Sean Baker's position and services.

Cloud Gavel enhances search warrant efficiency, benefiting law enforcement and citizen rights.

Marigold Mine officials detail Buffalo Valley project progress and future development timelines.

Commission discusses potential salary increase for Justice of the Peace Spencer Roberts amid budget constraints.

Summit Edge Development seeks approval to draft a development agreement for the rail park.

Council discusses approving raise to avoid future requests contingent on Senate Bill 116.

Commission discusses salary increase proposal for Justice of the Peace Spencer Roberts.

Commission adopts ordinance permitting night hunting with conditions to address local concerns.

City approves funding for projects while addressing safety issues with abandoned houses

Council debates new ordinance to increase penalties for reckless land trespassing incidents.

Public hearing reveals community divided over ordinance allowing nighttime coyote hunting

Local resident suggests night hunting may help reduce crime and improve safety in Fallon

Commission endorses bid for extensive roadway renovations and utility upgrades in Battle Mountain

Chamber plans funding for new events after increased participation and successful past initiatives

DeHusen seeks approval for $50,000 project to update Landry County policy plan

Commissioners decide to fund Austin Community Center construction with county funds, bypassing grants.

Ranchers support lifting night hunting restrictions to manage coyote threats to livestock.

Esmeralda County protests water permit decisions, demanding more information on agricultural impacts.