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Chase County commissioners approve routine warrants, payroll and personnel resolutions

5858835 · September 30, 2025
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Summary

On Sept. 30 the Chase County Commissioners approved warrants, payroll, minutes and several county personnel and banking updates, including two resolutions affecting police employee benefits and designation of an agent for county transactions.

The Chase County Commissioners approved routine financial and personnel items during their Sept. 30 meeting, voting unanimously on warrants, payroll, meeting minutes and a series of administrative resolutions and banking signatory updates.

The items approved included the claims/warrants for Sept. 30, payroll for Aug. 25–Sept. 24, and minutes from the Sept. 15 meeting. Commissioners also approved Resolution 2025-06 (a transfer involving KPERS/KP&F for police officers) and Resolution 2025-07 (authorizing optional group life insurance participation for police officers). The board designated Connie Pretzer as an authorized agent for certain county matters and approved updated online banking access and authorized signers at Citizens State Bank (including Bernice Albers) following the resignation of Treasurer L. Wilson.

Other approvals included purchase of a maintenance laptop for $1,045 to replace equipment no longer supporting required software, and renewal of membership in the National Association of Counties at $450. All of the recorded votes during the meeting were taken by voice vote with “aye” responses and were announced as carried.

The actions were procedural and routine in nature; commissioners did not attach conditions to the approvals during the meeting. No dissent or recorded roll-call vote tallies were entered into the audio transcript for these items.

The meeting minutes and signed documents will complete the administrative record for these approvals; several items (banking signature updates and designations) require county staff to update account access and sign paperwork off-site.

Votes at a glance: warrants (approved), payroll (approved), minutes 09/15/2025 (approved), Resolution 2025-06 (transfer for police retirement/benefits, approved), Resolution 2025-07 (optional group life insurance for police, approved), designation of Connie Pretzer as agent (approved), banking signers and online access for Citizens State Bank accounts (approved), maintenance laptop purchase $1,045 (approved), National Association of Counties membership $450 (approved).

The approvals complete routine administrative business so county staff can proceed with implementation tasks such as updating bank signers and processing the laptop purchase.