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Board of Cosmetology cites software, rent and staffing pressures in budget request
Summary
KBOC presented requests for IT and operational increases across FY2025–FY2027, including a one-time proposed outside audit, rent increases related to an office move, and contractual spending; the agency and its executive director explained a recent licensing-system contract and space pressures.
The Kansas Board of Cosmetology (KBOC) presented the House Committee on General Government Budget with budget requests spanning fiscal years 2025–2027 that included IT and contractual services increases, a one-time request for an outside audit and anticipated rent costs associated with a pending office move.
"The Board of Cosmetology accepts the responsibility to provide licenses, access, and information necessary to ensure the health, safety, and welfare of the consuming public," Jacob Crespi, legislative fellow with KLRD, said as he opened the analysis. Crespi told the committee the legislature approved $1.3 million for FY2025; the board requested nearly $1.6 million, a roughly 20% increase driven by supplements and projected increases in salaries, contractual services and rent.
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