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Votes at a glance: Harvey County commissioners approve warrants, Road & Bridge CIP change, an advisory‑board appointment and CIC read‑only access
Summary
The Harvey County Board of Commissioners on Feb. 11 approved warrant checks, an amendment to the Road & Bridge capital plan, an appointment to the Community Corrections Advisory Board, and read‑only accounting access for two commissioners with county laptops.
At their Feb. 11 meeting the Harvey County Board of Commissioners took several administrative votes summarized below.
Warrant checks The commission approved a motion to accept warrant checks for Feb. 7, 2025, in the amount of $313,635.63. The motion carried on a voice vote.
Road & Bridge capital improvement plan amendment The commission approved an amendment to the 2025 capital improvement plan for the Road & Bridge department. The department asked to replace one budgeted dump truck with a motor grader (to replace an older Komatsu machine) using the same budgeted funds; the motion passed on a voice vote.
Appointment to Community Corrections Advisory Board The commission approved the name sent by the judicial district recommending Lieutenant Jason Thompson to the Ninth Judicial District Harvey‑McPherson County Community Corrections Advisory Board to replace Undersheriff Sean Chapman; the motion passed and the chair was authorized to sign.
CIC (county accounting system) read‑only access and laptops After discussion, the board approved a motion authorizing two commissioners to receive read‑only access to the county’s CIC accounting suite and to proceed with purchase of two county‑owned laptops configured for secure VPN access to support that access. The motion passed on a voice vote with one commissioner recorded as voting no. Commissioners directed staff to develop any necessary access policy details and to work with IT on secure setup.
Ending — Commissioners recorded no further business and scheduled a special meeting Friday at 9:00 a.m.; several items in this summary were brief votes following departmental presentations.
