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Johnson County supervisors set public hearings, approve contracts and appoint subcommittee in March meeting
Summary
At its March meeting the Johnson County Board of Supervisors set public hearings on general obligation loan agreements and the FY2026 budget, approved a geospatial services contract and a construction change order, and appointed members to a criminal justice coordinating subcommittee.
The Johnson County Board of Supervisors on March 31 (meeting date as recorded) took several administrative and procurement actions: it set two public hearings for April 16, 2025 at 5:30 p.m., approved a professional services agreement for an online permitting system for secondary roads, approved a change order for a historic kitchen project, and appointed members to a criminal justice coordinating committee subcommittee.
The board voted to set a public hearing on 2025 general obligation loan agreements for April 16, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. and authorized the auditor to publish the notice. It also set a public hearing on the county budget estimate for fiscal year 2026 on the same date and time.
Supervisors approved a professional services agreement with Schneider Geospatial LLC in the amount of $65,532 over three years for setup, electronic hosting, submittal and payment options for secondary-roads permits using the company's GeoPermits application. The motion to approve was moved by Greene Douglas and seconded by Remington; the board approved by roll call.
The board also approved Change Order No. 2 with P Construction Group, Inc., for $24,671.22 on the historic Core Farm Kitchen project. The change order motion was moved by Greene Douglas and seconded by Remington; the motion passed by roll call.
Supervisors appointed a seven-person subcommittee to the county's criminal justice coordinating committee to finalize questions for a contract with the Center for Social Science Innovation. The subcommittee will include the county attorney, the sheriff, two county supervisors and three non-county individuals (Mandy, Lisa, Michelle Hines, Ashley Salinas and Bill Waldy were named during the meeting). The motion to appoint the subcommittee was moved by Sullivan and seconded by Remington and passed by roll call.
The board deferred agenda item E3 (contracting) to a future meeting. All recorded motions listed in this session passed by roll call vote.
