In a recent meeting of the Custer County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC), a significant decision was made regarding the appointment of a new Planning and Zoning Director. The board unanimously approved Delana Crawford for the position, recognizing her qualifications and experience as a current county employee. This decision is expected to enhance the planning and zoning efforts within the community, as Crawford is already certified and familiar with the county's needs.

The motion to appoint Crawford was made by Commissioner Lucas and seconded by Commissioner Paul, highlighting the board's confidence in her capabilities. The commissioners noted that while there were other applicants, Crawford stood out due to her relevant experience and certification, making her the ideal candidate for the role.

In addition to the appointment, the board also discussed the potential sale of a parcel of land located on Rosita Road, identified by the parcel number 00101125. This discussion indicates ongoing efforts to manage county resources effectively, although further details on the sale were not provided during the meeting.

The appointment of Crawford and the consideration of land sales reflect the board's commitment to addressing community needs and improving local governance. As the new Planning and Zoning Director, Crawford will play a crucial role in shaping the future development and zoning regulations in Custer County, directly impacting residents and their environment. The board's decisions signal a proactive approach to leadership and resource management in the county.