Bond financing for the Saline County Jail project, an emergency radio system update, and the reorganization of the Saline County Commission are among the items on the commission's agenda for Tuesday.
The first meeting is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. Tuesday in room 107 of the City-County Building, 300 West Ash Street. A time for public comment is scheduled near the beginning of the meeting.
Items on the county commission agenda include the following.
Idle Fund Report -- Jim DuBois, county treasurer
Consider a request to add interest to the Sheriff's Office Drug Forfeiture Fund -- DuBois. According to information in the commission meeting packet, the county treasurer's office seeks permission to add interest to the Sheriff's Office Drug Forfeiture Fund so that the sheriff can accurately provide interest accrued information to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation annual report.
Emergency management update -- Michelle Barkley, emergency management director
Emergency radio system update -- Hannah Stambaugh, deputy county administrator
Consideration of a meeting requirement exemption for the Saline County Commission -- County Administrator Phillip Smith-Hanes. Currently, state statute requires county commission meetings twice weekly in counties with populations larger than 50,000. The Saline County Commission has been complying with the statute by having a second study session meeting after the regular televised meeting on Tuesday mornings. County staff is recommending that the commissioners adopt a charter resolution exempting Saline County from the requirements of the statute.
Reorganization of the county commission
County administrator's update -- Smith-Hanes
Commissioners comments
Executive session
In the second meeting, listed as a study session in room 107B of the City-County Building, commissioners are scheduled to have a preliminary discussion of bond financing for the Saline County Jail project with David Arteberry, Stifel Public Finance, and Mitch Walter, Gilmore Bell (30 minutes)
To view the entire meeting packet (25-page pdf, click here.