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City of Milford seeks grants for wastewater and infrastructure projects

September 29, 2025 | Geary County, Kansas


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City of Milford seeks grants for wastewater and infrastructure projects
The Geary County Commissioner meeting on September 29, 2025, focused on several key topics, including updates to the employee policy manual and support for local grant applications.

During the meeting, a revised employee handbook was presented for approval. The revisions included a new attendance and punctuality policy, as well as an acknowledgment form requiring employees to confirm they have read and will abide by the policies. The commissioners expressed their satisfaction with the updates, and the motion to approve the revisions was unanimously passed. The updated handbook will be made available on the county website and distributed in hard copies to relevant departments, with an effective date set for Wednesday.

Additionally, the city of Milford is seeking two grants for a water project, one for wastewater and another for infrastructure improvements. The commissioners agreed to provide letters of support for these grant applications, which were also approved unanimously.

The meeting also included positive feedback regarding the Katy Bridge, with residents praising the public works department for its upkeep. Lastly, a discussion about a property on the tax sale was initiated, indicating ongoing efforts to address local property concerns.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the county's commitment to improving employee policies and supporting local infrastructure projects, reflecting a proactive approach to community development.

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