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Critical questions about a proposed new jail in Cheyenne County – such as how big, how much it’ll cost and can the county afford it – could be answered in coming months.
This week, the county’s board of commissioners approved a letter of engagement with D.A. Davidson, a bond underwriter.
Paul Schaub, Cheyenne County attorney, explained that while the agreement does not force the county to maintain the firm as the underwriter if a bond is issued for the project, it allows D.A. Davidson to collect information and offer direction.
“This is a typical part of a project when building a new facility,...
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