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Votes at a glance: Atchison County Commission, Feb. 11 — consent items, disposal order, road agreement, fuel purchase and adjournment
Summary
During the Feb. 11 meeting the commission approved the agenda with one addition, approved minutes, adopted a disposal order for county clerk records, authorized signature on a culvert agreement, approved a purchase order for fuel and adjourned into a workshop. All recorded votes were 3–0 in favor.
At the Feb. 11 Atchison County Commission meeting the board approved several routine and operational items. All recorded votes were 3–0 in favor.
Votes at a glance
- Approval of agenda (with addition of a disposal order for the county clerk): motion moved and seconded; vote recorded as 3–0 in favor.
- Approval of the Feb. 4 commission meeting minutes (consent agenda): motion moved and seconded; vote recorded as 3–0 in favor.
- Disposal Order 2025‑2: The Board of County Commissioners ordered the county clerk, Susan Kerrigan, to dispose of specified records in accordance with KAR 53‑2‑119 and/or KSA 45‑4‑406 and amendments. Motion moved and seconded; vote recorded as 3–0 in favor. (No further detail on the individual records was provided at the meeting.)
- Ottawa Road Phase 1 culvert agreement with Tunk’s Construction (signature authorization): Commission authorized the chair and county clerk to sign three copies of the Phase 1 culvert documents as presented by the Road & Bridge superintendent. Motion moved and seconded; vote recorded as 3–0 in favor.
- Purchase order to Consumer Oil and Propane for fuel and related supplies: Commission approved a purchase order totaling $267,421.77 (broken down by department in meeting materials to include Road & Bridge, County Lake, Noxious Weed, EMS dyed diesel and a small IT item). Motion moved and seconded; vote recorded as 3–0 in favor.
- Adjourn into commissioner workshop: motion moved and seconded; vote recorded as 3–0 in favor.
Each of the actions above was recorded during the meeting; motions were typically moved and seconded from the dais and votes were announced as aye by voice. The meeting record did not include named makers and seconders for each motion in every instance; where names or additional details were not provided on the record, the journal entry lists the mover/second as not specified.
No contested roll‑call tallies were recorded in the transcript for these items.
