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\"During the last few months, we've updated... our training for our new hires. It's a 4-week training class,\" Martin said, describing department-wide training updates and policy revisions tied to the facility’s growth and increased auditing.

Martin said the department recently completed a hiring class that produced six new corrections officers (four female and two male) who will begin on May 18. He said the facility is also housing 18 U.S. Marshals detainees—primarily pretrial inmates—who generally fall into the medium security classification, with two to five classified as maximum security.

Martin told the board the average length of stay for inmates had increased to about 21 days in 2025 compared with about 18 days in 2024. He said the department has recorded a larger applicant pool for the recent hiring class—more than 90 applicants versus a typical average of about 45.

Commissioners asked clarifying questions about the marshals detainees and classification levels; Martin answered that most marshals detainees were medium-classification and that the increase in ADP in part reflects the marshals contract and longer average stays. No formal board action was taken on the update.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Board Meetings - Apr 29 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Corrections Director Joe Martin reported an ADP of about 237 through April 2025, higher than 2024; a recent hiring class added six deputies (four female) and staff completed enhanced training and policy updates. The jail is holding U.S. Marshals detainees, mostly pretrial and medium-classification.","taxTitle","Sarpy County, Nebraska","taxId",3788,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6255360,"Sarpy County reports $155 million in revenues through Q3; inheritance-tax surge and cash reserves discussed",541,1862000,2403000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3165254-48404b3e41c7e9bee9ae045c433b2af3&start=1862&end=2403","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3165254-48404b3e41c7e9bee9ae045c433b2af3/thumbnail_1862000.jpg","/articles/6255360/Sarpy-County/Nebraska/Sarpy-County-reports-155-million-in-revenues-through-Q3-inheritance-tax-surge-and-cash-reserves-discussed","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6255360-6bcae66956e5f160494eb825e9fefb03/orig.mp4?Expires=1771177125&Signature=IIDIflbPJP8Nj6AsDPEf4ueEwx56ESc~4N0OhocWRqEJKtWG8fJLCcJsZLkNH~vq4FViWEaZsauX8HEotDKqL-jnHh2m8HYoMLZPPgYYH8LcsLldR-RRWnPbE5wslfuUotKeYa01DuSTlfy70H2~KqMfpd6SZ6pmMi84lrEEOHRSLSbkFwJ2y3zNg1YdikkCyrASg7N6yF8U5IGnNjTOHOHmyoqcJiaqPiSl7kAc2B~2V28bjC4Ty9L0u~XqgZjddO6j7k7fC1NzokA6CyCz7oRpRyRTDyBSoN0ooTVh1Kq4zP8aEvdw4OeealWEEGCh6azKB6HWVCCPeFqPYd0D4w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Sarpy County’s chief financial officer, Dan Telekis, told commissioners on April 29 that the county recorded $155,000,000 in revenues through March 31, representing about 89% of the current fiscal-year budget, and reported a total county cash balance of approximately $127,500,000.

\"Revenues for the current fiscal year [are] at $155,000,000, which is 89% of the current year budget,\" Telekis said, summarizing the county’s quarterly financial dashboard and noting that local revenues were at about 99% of budget and federal revenue was running about 107% of budget largely because of a U.S. Marshals contract.

Telekis detailed highlights and risks: passport-fee revenue is running roughly $80,000 over budget; the inheritance-tax budget was $2,500,000, but the treasurer’s office had collected about $4,800,000 as of March 31, with approximately $2,000,000 of that total attributable to a single payee. Telekis cautioned the board that inheritance receipts can be unpredictable and discussed pending state legislation. \"LB 468, with amendment 874, does include replacement revenue for any reduction in inheritance tax... There is another amendment, amendment 1069, that phases out inheritance tax with no replacement revenue,\" he said, noting the outcome remains uncertain.

On the expense side, Telekis told the board countywide expenditures were about $139,000,000 to date and personnel services in the general fund were at roughly 72% of budget. He called attention to specific cash balances: the general fund held about $46,000,000 (including a $19,000,000 reserve), public-works funds about $31,000,000, a landfill fund cash balance of $5,600,000 with a $4,300,000 post-closure requirement, a sewer fund reserve of $2,600,000 for an NDEE loan, and a $1,400,000 employer-funded reserve in the health-insurance fund.

Telekis also presented figures for the county’s new self-insured health fund, reporting approximately $17,100,000 in plan revenue and just under $14,000,000 in claims paid through March 31, leaving a $3,400,000 cash balance that includes the $1,400,000 employer-funded reserve. He said the county’s total debt-service principal and interest represent about 4.7% of the overall county budget.

Telekis said departmental budget submissions for the next fiscal year were due the following day. No formal action was required; commissioners asked clarifying questions about inheritance tax, passports and how anticipated projects such as the Platteville Road bond issuance would appear on future debt charts.","Chief Financial Officer Dan Telekis presented the county's Quarter 3 fiscal-year-2025 dashboard: $155 million in revenues (89% of budget), $127.5 million cash on hand, inheritance-tax receipts well above budget, and personnel spending at about 72% of the general fund budget.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6255365,"Commissioners approve vacation of county right-of-way near Gretna Landing in 4-1 vote",85,1763000,1848000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3165254-48404b3e41c7e9bee9ae045c433b2af3&start=1763&end=1848","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3165254-48404b3e41c7e9bee9ae045c433b2af3/thumbnail_1763000.jpg","/articles/6255365/Sarpy-County/Nebraska/Commissioners-approve-vacation-of-county-right-of-way-near-Gretna-Landing-in-4-1-vote","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6255365-034c28c7083a1df40d4dd330de01b797/orig.mp4?Expires=1771177125&Signature=Yi1Fq9aDBLR2Ix06nJ4MshFYN-xjsxSUOxO3jgYd-72jjtc8rKP7YB-iLjxLoNHtp-JLftEek0mfrpFIzgnq-pwXf7JwznhCBJRZcYDj3ZjgcTP6gMO-6pWx2gOkRezaHxrB6sdqPhvPZgL3ymXFba~w-S9NTBaWK0UrUD9Otp43PIPjeHchFOURhO6uyBne9bulWCSc7r6ed5Ym99ZSZ1ebbER~8D2zgOHW-rnIppqR-iSWN-YPFfnY78MIvHY8sd--XxNNu4VI3qTBcGIxWRtIfoFaFNn9yX-TOiUna8cSe2k~NYKhBXy6ozLmZHN5-kvAvQDvFXuPNqNfJA5EiA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Sarpy County Board of Commissioners approved a resolution on April 29 to vacate portions of county right-of-way along South 190 Eighth Street adjacent to the Gretna Landing development (H and S Bank 192 LLC). The resolution follows a county engineer recommendation and a published public hearing held pursuant to statute.

Deputy County Attorney Andrea (Andy) Gosnell Parker explained the process to commissioners, saying the application had been filed, electors verified and the county engineer provided recommendations on which portions should be vacated. \"The resolution before you reflects the recommendation of the County engineer on which portions to vacate as well as directs that such vacation should it pass, the land will revert to the adjacent landowners,\" Gosnell Parker said.

Commissioner Warren Mixon moved to approve the resolution; Commissioner Kelly Burmeister seconded. The board approved the vacation by a 4-1 roll-call vote (ayes 4, nays 1); the board did not record additional conditions in the meeting record. The deputy county attorney confirmed that the public hearing was set and published pursuant to statute prior to the board’s action.

The resolution directs that, upon vacation, the vacated right-of-way will revert to adjacent landowners as provided in the county’s disposition procedures. The county engineer’s recommendation and the public-hearing record will be included in the official resolution documents.","The Board of Commissioners approved vacating portions of South 190 Eighth Street adjacent to the Gretna Landing development; the vacation will revert land to adjacent owners and passed 4-1 after a public hearing and county engineer recommendation.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6255370,"Sarpy County noxious-weed superintendent reports strong annual scores, urges landowner cooperation",401,1545000,1946000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3165254-48404b3e41c7e9bee9ae045c433b2af3&start=1545&end=1946","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3165254-48404b3e41c7e9bee9ae045c433b2af3/thumbnail_1545000.jpg","/articles/6255370/Sarpy-County/Nebraska/Sarpy-County-noxious-weed-superintendent-reports-strong-annual-scores-urges-landowner-cooperation","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6255370-40a6baf0a648d6af13195c5de6274212/orig.mp4?Expires=1771177125&Signature=EZ09okR4FybwbwRm3rAwG9IrUJA33nzZqPpMWG86bVC8VvyYxqdy~xzUB1LD4AYflHf6B~vbbGuodIXsbm8R-goWgi4SA7vHLQvoYsGVhe7nc0AANUu0OYt1FcgWQJFU9w97IrYu-i9uHQhUnrRTWlLmiZw3vjW0kBj7iDm2GQcBSshL7no8W1i~FyiZ5ejU-7gPKZdL6zbGHJ6sXfo7Q2c6q5Akn0JD94LVE7OFMdw8I5EM5-IuvaSuOssu7snWi7DnR3qIa5hvPTxTEZiZG0qWqfDAmk05p5oHXbJEr6n9~SFDsZmqbyhPNXT3iMV2HbQxImYO3JgjrRAec9YY7g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Josh Nelson, Sarpy County noxious weed superintendent, told commissioners on April 29 that his annual reports to the Nebraska Department of Agriculture showed strong performance and that he plans proactive inspections and outreach this season.

\"My office is always open. I encourage the public to reach out to me and create control plans and I love to provide education,\" Nelson said, adding that landowner cooperation is essential to sustain the results reflected in the reports.

Nelson said the Nebraska Department of Agriculture’s noxious-weed reporting process depends in part on landowner participation. He noted that the county’s general notice was published and that he will be meeting with landowners identified in the previous year to address potential problems early. He also encouraged producers who need certified weed-free forage for national parks or Nebraska Department of Transportation projects to contact his office.

Nelson told the board he now serves on the Nebraska Invasive Species Council, which helps set the statewide noxious-weed list and provides additional contacts for control and identification. Commissioners thanked Nelson for the department’s work; meeting comments noted the high scores but no formal board action was taken on the report.

For more information, Nelson told the board that his office will provide education, develop control plans with landowners and coordinate with state contacts for specialized questions.","Sarpy County’s noxious weed superintendent reported high scores on the Nebraska Department of Agriculture annual report, announced inspections and outreach for the season, and encouraged landowners to seek certified weed-free forage.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":116,"_47":117,"_49":118,"_51":119,"_53":120,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":121,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":122,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6255374,"Sarpy County approves $170,000 SID-funded pickleball courts at Sugar Creek Park",47,1473000,1520000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3165254-48404b3e41c7e9bee9ae045c433b2af3&start=1473&end=1520","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3165254-48404b3e41c7e9bee9ae045c433b2af3/thumbnail_1473000.jpg","/articles/6255374/Sarpy-County/Nebraska/Sarpy-County-approves-170000-SID-funded-pickleball-courts-at-Sugar-Creek-Park","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6255374-97a05bc52f33aa75b89158157785fb91/orig.mp4?Expires=1771177125&Signature=Ax35lPfKDLJ4EDQFU1dovNUaJncwCyc7VN0~sZs7Khpb9SSoJXhjLmV000xi4QQe~RKaK-tJrJsf4f8uxdmhDhfDui5M1qast-1afwzyjCqctNWSa3ygHcR10cC8iUx1OwT7CcA5LOZnbRmGwWZ27Uc3JvFXY1AKlRgRP3oP3xbxyMwm9Qvj0RwYFmUnURpkQv33HvHFlm9et13PngK-Ffy~tMqnzI2PLx85yO8p09xWGyGTX4bKfsEwkSWHjqZ3Lfi9rQQRkwTXUt9f2wVqFldN9fuLfI3rdt8RbyYvoFPtZ5Tkm1f9ykyRO8oVQQKigePicIDfB4a9eGujpT8-Yw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Sarpy County commissioners voted to approve construction of pickleball courts at Sugar Creek Park on April 29, adopting Resolution 2025-585 and directing the work and future maintenance to be paid in full by the sanitary improvement district (SID 2023) at a cost of $170,000.

The vote came after a public hearing on the project; no members of the public spoke during the hearing. The county’s SID engineer was available for questions but none were raised before commissioners moved to approve the resolution.

The project area was described as being in the vicinity of South 180 Ninth Street and Harrison Street. Commissioners Warren Mixon moved to approve the resolution and Commissioner Kelly Burmeister seconded; the motion passed with five ayes and no nays.

Because the resolution designates the SID as responsible for both construction and future maintenance costs, no county general-fund appropriation for maintenance was discussed at the hearing. The SID engineer remained available to staff and commissioners for implementation questions following the vote.

The county will publish the formal resolution and the SID engineer’s recommendations in the official meeting record and on the county’s website.","The Sarpy County Board of Commissioners approved a sanitary improvement district-funded $170,000 project to add pickleball courts at Sugar Creek Park; no public comment was received during the hearing.","actionData","errors"]

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