McPherson County approves $300K property sale to Special Education Co-op

April 21, 2025 | McPherson County, Kansas

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The McPherson County Board of County Commissioners convened on April 21, 2025, to discuss key decisions regarding the sale of county property and personnel matters. The primary focus of the meeting was the potential sale of a property to the USD 418 McPherson County Special Education Cooperative.

Commissioners agreed to offer the cooperative the first option to purchase the property at a price of $300,000, which includes a provision for 50% of closing costs. This decision aims to provide the cooperative with a financial advantage, allowing them to avoid significant losses should they need to relocate in the future. The board emphasized the importance of negotiating the sale price and the need for a clear understanding of the other commissioners' positions before proceeding.
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A motion was made and unanimously approved to initiate negotiations with the cooperative, with the chairman authorized to set up meetings to discuss the sale further. The board also acknowledged the procedural requirements, including public notice and the possibility of a public auction if necessary.

In addition to the property sale, the commissioners entered into a 15-minute executive session to discuss unelected personnel matters. Following this session, the board planned to recess until the upcoming Kansas County Commissioners Association (KCCA) meeting scheduled for the following Tuesday.

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Overall, the meeting highlighted the board's commitment to supporting local educational initiatives while ensuring responsible management of county assets. The next steps will involve further negotiations and preparations for the KCCA meeting.

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