Seward County Commissioners appoint Angela Eichmann as County Appraiser for four-year term

April 07, 2025 | Seward County, Kansas

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Angela Eichmann has been reappointed as Seward County's County Appraiser for another four-year term, a decision made during the County Commission meeting on April 7, 2025. Eichmann, who has served since 2009 and has been reappointed multiple times, will continue in her role from July 1, 2025, until June 30, 2029.

Commissioner Sutherland Abbott praised Eichmann as a valuable asset to the county, highlighting the ongoing challenge many counties face in finding qualified appraisers. "I sure don't wanna lose her," he stated, underscoring the importance of her expertise to Seward County.
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The motion to approve her reappointment passed unanimously, with a vote of 4-0 and one commissioner absent.

In addition to the reappointment, the commission also addressed a significant change order related to the HMA overlay project. The change order, which adjusts the contract start date and removes a section of the Kismet Main Street driving lanes due to necessary water main repairs, resulted in a credit of $112,340. This motion also passed with a 4-0 vote.

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These decisions reflect the county's commitment to maintaining effective leadership and infrastructure improvements, ensuring continued progress for Seward County residents.

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