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Saline County court adopts hazard-mitigation plan, approves library appointment and budget amendment
Summary
At its meeting the court adopted a multi-jurisdictional hazard mitigation plan, approved an appointment to the county public library board and passed an ordinance amending the 2025 county budget. All three items passed with little or no public comment.
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The Saline County court unanimously adopted three routine items during its meeting: a county multi-jurisdictional hazard mitigation plan, an appointment to the Saline County Public Library Board and an ordinance amending the county's 2025 budget.
Clerk read a resolution adopting the Saline County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan. Justice Billingsley moved to approve and Justice Ingle seconded. There was no public comment and the court approved the resolution by voice vote.
The court then considered an appointment to the Saline County Public Library Board. A motion to approve was made by Justice Kellerman and seconded by Justice Bisbee. Court members voiced approval and the appointment passed; the record does not specify the appointee's name read aloud during the clerk's announcement. The court acknowledged a person identified in the meeting as "Mr. James Hunt" in attendance and thanked liaisons Justice Kellerman and Justice Bisbee for serving as library board liaisons.
Finally, the court considered an ordinance described at the meeting as an amendment to the 2025 Saline County budget (the clerk's reading said it would "anticipate revenue and to transfer funds to the various budgets"). Justice Engel moved to approve and Justice Chisholm seconded. The ordinance passed on a roll-call vote; members recorded as voting "yes" during the roll call included Hatcher, Billingsley, Teller (as read in the record), Ruth, Bellinger, Curtis, Alvarez, Engle, Whitley, Chisholm, Johnson and Bisbee.
No members of the public spoke on the three items during the meeting. After the votes the court moved on to announcements and community updates.

