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Chase County commissioners approve routine minutes, change orders, warrants and appointments; $1,000 awarded to youth shooting team
Summary
At the June 16, 2025 Chase County Board of Commissioners meeting the board approved minutes and change orders, awarded $1,000 from the county's crime-prevention fund to a Morris/Chase youth shooting team, approved warrants and adopted a resolution appointing Andrew Durban as county appraiser.
Chase County commissioners on June 16 approved a series of routine and substantive items including minutes from the June 9 meeting, two change orders, warrants and a resolution appointing the county appraiser. The board also approved a $1,000 fund request from the Morris-Chase sharpshooter team from the county's crime-prevention fund.
Why it matters: The votes closed out a number of administrative and budget-related items ahead of the county's primary budget work. The appraiser appointment and the award to the youth shooting team both carry follow-up administrative steps: the appraiser must be registered with state property-valuation officials and the youth program must account for the use of crime-prevention funds.
The board moved quickly through procedural business. The minutes from the June 9 meeting were approved by voice vote after a motion, and two change orders identified as "02/2023" and "2024-24" were approved by voice vote.
The board considered a fund request from the Morris-Chase sharpshooter program seeking $1,000 to help cover travel costs for national competition. A commissioner moved to approve the request; after a second the board voted in favor. The meeting record shows the motion carried by voice vote.
Commissioners also approved the warrants for June 16, 2025, by voice vote.
In a separate resolution, numbered 2025-03 on the meeting agenda, the board approved the appointment of Andrew (Andy) Durban as the county appraiser. A motion to adopt the resolution passed by voice vote; the county attorney was asked to sign "approved as to form."
What the record shows: The meeting transcript does not show roll-call tallies by name for these motions; actions were recorded as moved, seconded and carried by voice vote. No changes to policy or new ordinances were adopted in these votes.
Next steps: Administrative staff will publish the approved minutes, file the appraiser resolution with state property valuation authorities, and process the approved warrants and the sharpshooter fund disbursement through the clerk's and treasurer's offices.
