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Dickinson County Commission votes, Sept. 11: agenda, consent items, property conveyance cutoff, KCAMP nomination
Summary
At its Sept. 11 meeting the Dickinson County Commission approved the meeting agenda and consent agenda, adopted a resolution formalizing an Aug. 31 cutoff for real property conveyances used in tax levy calculations, and nominated Commissioner Kenny Rolfeldson as the county's KCAMP trustee.
Key formal actions taken by the Dickinson County Commission on Sept. 11, 2025: all measures approved by voice vote unless otherwise noted.
Votes at a glance
- Agenda approval: Motion to approve the meeting agenda was made and seconded. Voice vote: aye; motion carried.
- Consent agenda (including Sept. 4 minutes and payroll of $423,966.09): Motion to approve consent agenda was made and seconded. Voice vote: aye; motion carried.
- Resolution 9091125 — designation of annual deadline for recognition of real property conveyances for tax levy calculation: Commissioners adopted the resolution making Aug. 31 the cutoff date for conveying splits and combos to be recognized in the current tax year. Motion to adopt was moved and seconded; voice vote: aye; motion carried. County Appraiser Lisa Berg explained the recommended date and said conveyances filed after Aug. 31 would be deferred until Jan. 1 of the following year.
- KCAMP trustee nomination: The commission nominated and approved Commissioner Kenny Rolfeldson to represent Dickinson County on the KCAMP board (the county’s joint-county insurance pool). Motion and second; voice vote: aye; motion carried.
- Executive session: The commission recessed into executive session under the Kansas Open Meetings Act to discuss non-elected personnel and returned to open session at 11:39 a.m.; no formal decisions were recorded from the executive session in regular session.
Meeting minutes indicate standard roll call by voice vote and do not show recorded tallies for the voice votes beyond the commissioners saying “aye.”
