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WELD COUNTY COUNCIL
June 21, 2005
Tape 6C2005 & 6D2005 ,
The Weld County Council met in regular session in full conformity with the Weld County
Home Rule Charter, Tuesday, June 21, 2005, 6:30 p.m., at Weld County Centennial
Center, 915 10th Street, Greeley, CO.
ROLL CALL: The meeting was called to order by Vice President Dwaine Kurtz.
Councilwoman Ginny Buczek, Councilman Tom Pettit, and Councilman Gene Stille
were present, constituting a quorum of the members. Council President Chip Marks
was excused. Also present: Weld County District Attorney Kenneth Buck, Anthea
Mustari, District Attorney's employee, and Bev Thomas, council secretary.
AGENDA ADDITIONS/APPROVAL: The agenda was approved by consent.
WORD OF WELCOME TO APPOINTED COUNCIL MEMBER: Vice President Dwaine
Kurtz welcomed newly-appointed Councilwoman Ginny Buczek and asked that her
resume be attached to the meeting minutes.
REVIEW PROGRAM: District Attorney Kenneth Buck presented a review of the Weld
County District Attorney's Office. He shared his vision for creating a juvenile
assessment center for the county and municipalities in Weld County to screen and
direct care of juvenile offenders. He also covered the following topics: a new program
including private and public funding for dealing with white color crime, funding issues
faced by the District Attorney's office, high homicide rate in Weld County requiring
increasing allocation of resources for prosecuting murders, cooperation received from
the Board of County Commissioners in increasing staff funding, the efficiency of two
newly-opened, high tech criminal court rooms, the need for public safety to be included
in the infrastructure to manage growth in Weld County.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Councilman Gene Stille made a motion to approve the
May 17, 2005 council minutes. The motion was seconded and carried. Councilman
Gene Stille made a motion to approve the June 20, 2005 council minutes. The motion
was seconded and carried.
PUBLIC COMMENT: There was no public comment.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
Council's August Review Program
Councilman Dwaine Kurtz said it was appropriate to invite ACS to give the council a
review program in 2005. GIS or the Weld County Health Department were also
mentioned as options. The August review program was referred to President Chip
Marks.
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Weld County Council Minutes
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ACS Update
Councilman Gene Stille and Councilman Tom Pettit reported on the May 24 all-day
information technology workshop for Weld County elected officials and department
heads.
NEW BUSINESS:
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Appointments and Announcements
Vice President Dwaine Kurtz and Councilman Gene Stille will attend the July 11, 10
a.m., ACS meeting.
2006 Council Budget
Councilman Gene Stille made a motion to submit the attached request for the 2006
council budget. The motion was seconded and carried unanimously.
Coordinator Reports
Councilman Gene Stille reported on the May 24 workshop "Dealing with Upset Citizens
and the Public." Councilman Tom Pettit and Councilman Gene Stille gave reports
regarding the June 20 Elected Officials meeting.
Payment of the Bills
Councilman Tom Pettit made a motion to pay the bills as listed.
Mileage for Councilman Chip Marks $66.99
Mileage for Ginny Buczek $52.75
Mileage for Councilman Tom Pettit $24.26
Mileage for Gene Stille $25.41
Postage and Office Supplies for Bev Thomas $26.79
The motion was seconded and carried. It was also approved by consensus to
pay for business cards and a name badge for new member Ginny Buczek.
ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned at 8:15 p.m.
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Approved Chip Marks, Council President
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Beverly Thomas, Council Secretary
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Virginia (Ginny) Buczek
P.O. Box 154
409 Sherilynn Cir.
Firestone, Co. 80520
(303) 833-4366
Weld County Council:
In 1990,my husband Chuck and I made the second best decision of our lives,
moving our young family to Weld County,the first being deciding to marry. Weld
County is an exceptional place to raise a family. The positive and diverse experiences
available in a culture rich with agriculture, educational opportunity, an expanding
economy and a true sense of community, all anchored in traditional values have provided
our family an outstanding quality of life.
I am interested in serving on the Weld County Council as a representative of
District 2 because I believe good government is a result of personal commitment. As a
citizen of Weld County, I have personally benefited from the dedication and hard work of
people who have devoted their energy and experience to the residences of Weld County.
The experience I have gained serving as a Firestone Trustee and as a Director on the Tri-
area Ambulance Board has afforded me the opportunity to learn the realities of the budget
process. I believe the primary responsibility of an elected official is fiduciary. Public
confidence and support are dependent on the knowledge that tax revenues are being spent
in a judicial manner. Equally important to public confidence in county government is
accountability, the Weld County Home Charter offers citizens an exceptional opportunity
through the Weld County Council for transparency in all areas of public concern.
I appreciate your consideration of my request to join the Council and represent
District 2. I promise to give full diligence to the position and use the experience I have
acquired over the past decade of public service to serve the Citizens of Weld County.
Respectfully,
Virginia Buczek
Virginia A Buczek
Born; Denver, Colorado, Sept. 14, 1951
Education:
Marycrest High School,Denver Co. 1964-1969
Red Rocks Community College, Lakewood Co. 1969-1971, course of study; Accounting
and Economics
C.M.L. Elected Officials Advanced Training Certification 1994-1998
Employment:
The Workbench, Lakewood, Co. 1969-1970, department manager
Linkes Hardware, Linkes lock Stock and Barrel, Lakewood, Co. 1970-1973, store
manager-general manager
Brookhart's Home Centers, Colorado Springs, Co. 1973-1976, head buyer and
merchandiser
Chevron Chemical Company, Richmond, Ca. and Denver, Co. 1976-1981, consumer
marketing specialist and key accounts manager
Elected and Appointed Public Service;
Tri-area Planning Commission, 1991-1993
Firestone Planning Commission, 1992-1998, 1999-Present, Commissioner, Co-chairman,
Chairman •
Firestone Park Commission, 2000-2004, Commissioner
Firestone Board of Trustees, 19931998, Planning,Health and Safety and Parks
Commissioner
Tri-area Ambulance Board of Directors, 1992-1994, and 1996-1998
Weld County Tri-area Interim coordinated Planning
Advisory Committee, 1997-1998
Volunteer Positions:
United Power Roundup Foundation Director, 2003-Present
United Power Consumer Resources Council 1998, 2001, 2003
Firestone Parks, Trails and Open Space Association, 1998-2000, Founding member,
formalized in 2000, as Firestone Parks Commission
Firestone Days, 2003, Committee member, formalized in 2004, as the Fourth in Firestone
New Horizon 4-fl Leader, 1994-Present
Frederick High School Booster Club, 2000-Present, Concessions Chairman
Frederick High School Accountability 2004
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