Grand Futures dunk tank to feature prominent Moffat County figures
Moe makes the Moffat County Republican Primary ballot
President Trump and Family Invited to Visit Moffat County
Donald Trump invited to Moffat County by Commissioner Frank Moe
Moffat County Commissioner Frank Moe Explains Recusal
I would like to thank Craig Press reporter, Elenore Hassenbeck, for her in depth story in Friday, March 30,2018 newspaper article, titled "Moe details reasons for recusal Vote."
After Elenore apologized to me personally for not contacting me prior to the story she published last Wednesday, titled' "Deadlock:Moe's recusal results in a tie vote, no action taken on vacant position," she wrote today's story to reflect a more informed , balanced, and complete version of the reasons for my recusal from voting.
Elenore's story more acrualely reflects the events that occured.
The irony of Elenore's story when compared to the Editorial Board's editorial, also in Fridays paper, is Facts do matter! Her story contained the following information:
1. Why I recused myself.
2. I was given legal council by the County Attorney to recuse myself.
3. A workshop to reevaluate the Clerk's request for staffing in the Motor Vehicle Division had already been scheduled.
4. A statement from me that the staffing request would be voted on in an upcoming BOCC meeting with my commitment to vote, since the reason for my recusal has passed.
All of this was in place prior to the Editorial being writen and published in Friday's paper. It makes people wonder why this editorial was even written in the first place?
I agree, Moffat County deserves better from the Craig Press Editorial Board. They can certainly learn a lot from their reporter's journalistic etiquette and decorum plus her willingness to make amends for her mistake.
Moffat County to receive $1.6-$1.8 million from Anvil Points bill
5 things to know about the proposed Moffat County budget
Business Buzz: Local leaders attend broadband conference
Craig, Moffat County leaders headed to Canada
County approves economic strategy
Moffat County called on to get involved for community improvement meetings ‘13 Ways to Kill Your Community’ author to speak June 30
Two county commissioners travel to D.C.
Moffat County coal meeting slated for Wednesday
Moffat County moves forward with plans for economic development
Coal Country: Putting Moffat County In Context: Frank Moe Team Lead Coal Reliant Communities Innovation Challange
Craig community leaders strive for economic diversification
Frank Moe Team Lead National Association of Counties Coal Reliant Communities Innovation Challange
AP Coal Moffat County region picked for program to help struggling economies diversify
RALLING FOR COAL
Frank Moe Wins Moffat County Commissioner Republican Primary Election
Frank Moe : Become An Informed Voter
Governor Hickenlooper Speaks To Northwest Colorado In Craig
Petition asks Governor to come to Moffat County prior to secession vote
Frank Moe Invites Governor Hickenlooper to Moffat County
Frank Moe Economic Development
http://www.craigdailypress.com/news/2013/nov/14/frank-moe-economic-development/
Frank and Kerry Moe: Thanks for coal support
http://www.craigdailypress.com/news/2013/nov/01/frank-and-kerry-moe-thanks-coal-support/
Moffat County Residents Head To Denver To Rally and Testify
Moffat County residents are heading to Denver on Wednesday to rally and testify against the Environmental Protection Agency’s plan to enact new regulations for existing coal-fire power plants.#“Rural communities in Colorado are rallying for their livelihood and against, plainly and simply, a federal agency that is trying to put the coal industry out of business,” said Stuart Sanderson, president of the Colorado Mining Association.#The EPA is hosting listening sessions nationwide to go over their plans to regulate the carbon emissions from coal-burning power plants. They will set up in Denver on Wednesday and listen to testimony throughout the day. #City Councilman Ray Beck will testify on behalf of Club 20, an organization that brings together rural Colorado counties to lobby for their interests.#“It’s important that we support our power plants and coal miners,” he said. “We don’t need increased regulations that are going to hamper not just our power plant and coal economy but our region. This is serious.”#Peabody is chartering buses all across the county to get its employees to listening sessions. So far they have chartered two buses to take Craig miners and interested residents down to Denver to represent a community that depends on a traditional energy industry. The buses will depart Craig at 6 a.m. from Kmart and there will be a send-off rally and pancake feed at McDonald’s from 5 to 6:15 a.m. McDonald’s is providing free pancakes for participants. #Frank Moe, owner of Best Western Deer Park Inn & Suites and candidate for the Moffat County Commission seat opening up in 2014, has two large comment cards to collect Moffat County opinions. They’re being held at the hotel, and will be sent directly to the EPA. #Regulations have “the potential in the very near future to totally affect our economy,” he said. “There’s been over 200 coal-fire power plants closed over the nation. In our area that would be totally devastating.”#Moe said he hopes to see a large group from Moffat County support traditional energy.#“Everybody in Craig and Moffat County should be interested,” he said. #Some of the fervor sparked because of the EPA’s proposed regulations for new power plants that would restrict how much carbon dioxide power plants could release into the atmosphere. Such regulations might make it impossible for companies to build new plants and it won’t curb pollution, Sanderson said.#“It will do nothing to impact climate either way,” he said.#County Commissioner John Kinkaid will be testifying and said that this is a critical issue.#“If these EPA regulations were enacted it would mean hundreds of jobs lost in the valley,” he said. “The economic fallout would be disastrous.”#The final regulations won’t be proposed until June 2014 and won’t be finalized until June 2015, but the listening sessions are an opportunity for the EPA to get an idea of how to shape their final product.#Erin Fenner can be reached at 970-875-1794 or efenner@craigdailypress.com.
Frank Moe: EPA TOUR IS IMPORTANT
http://www.craigdailypress.com/news/2013/oct/16/frank-moe-epa-tour-important/
Frank Moe Announces Candidacy
Frank Moe Announces Candidacy for Moffat County Commission District 3
Jobs, rural Colorado, and the transition from coal
Frank and Kerry Moe testify against SB 13-252
A job killer or a job creator? Beyond the rhetoric of the renewable mandate
Frank Moe testimony
They Will Listen, Now We Need To Change Their Minds
Frank Moe appears before the House Energy and Transportation Committee
Romney Victory Center Opens Saturday In Craig
Romney Victory Center Opens In Craig
Moffat County Republicans to host debate watch party Tuseday
Debate Watch Party
Koch Brothers Conference
Frank and Kerry Moe speak at Koch Brothers Conference after the Youtube video "The Perfect Storm Over Craig, Colorado" is shown.
Mitt Romney Craig Colorado
Frank and Kerry Moe Introduce Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney
Romney Mines Craig Crowd
Frank and Kerry Moe Invite Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney to visit Craig, Colorado
Mitt Romney...meet Craig, America
Frank and Kerry Moe Invite Mitt Romney To Visit Craig, Colorado
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Frank and Kerry Moe host Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney at their hotel in Craig, CO.
Romney Campaign Visits Craig
Frank and Kerry Moe, Hotel Owners Convince Romney To Visit Craig, Colorado
Frank and Kerry Moe introduce Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney
The Perfect Storm Over Craig, Colorado
Youtube Video From Energy For America
