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Commissioners move to new meeting room

Old courtroom redesigned for county commissioners

Journal Staff Writer

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Monday, Apr 16, 2018 6:30 PM MT

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The Montezuma County Board of Commissioners and staff met in their new chamber Monday after a large remodel project. The new meeting room is upstairs in the county administration building’s east wing, where District Court had been housed. From left are county Clerk Kim Percell, county Manager Melissa Brunner, county attorney John Baxter, commissioners Keenan Ertel, James Lambert and Larry Don Suckla, and information technology director Jim McClain. The room is equipped with three large screens for the public to view documents, a podium for citizen comment, and upgraded audio systems.
The Montezuma County Board of Commissioners and staff met in their new chamber Monday after a large remodel project. The new meeting room is upstairs in the county administration building’s east wing, where District Court had been housed. From left are county Clerk Kim Percell, county Manager Melissa Brunner, county attorney John Baxter, commissioners Keenan Ertel, James Lambert and Larry Don Suckla, and information technology director Jim McClain. The room is equipped with three large screens for the public to view documents, a podium for citizen comment, and upgraded audio systems.Jim Mimiaga/The Journal

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