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Votes at a glance: Chase County commissioners approve warrants, amend minutes, appoint EMS assistant director and authorize emergency manager overtime
Summary
The Chase County commissioners approved warrants and minutes, amended prior minutes to correct change-order numbers, appointed an assistant service director for EMS, and approved additional overtime hours for the emergency manager during their July 14 meeting.
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At Monday's Chase County commissioners meeting, officials approved several routine and personnel actions, amended previously approved minutes to correct change-order numbering, and confirmed a personnel appointment.
The board voted unanimously to approve the warrants for July 14, 2025, and to approve the minutes from the July 7 meeting. Commissioners later moved and seconded an amendment to the June 16 minutes to correct change-order numbering and related date references; that amendment passed on a voice vote.
The commissioners accepted a letter from Scott Harris and approved the appointment of Kieran Gedberry as assistant service director for Chase County EMS, effective July 14, 2025. The motion to appoint Gedberry was moved and seconded and carried on a voice vote.
The board also approved payment for additional hours worked by the county's emergency manager: 25 hours for May and 71 hours for June (hours beyond the employee's designated chart time). The motion passed unanimously.
Other administrative actions recorded during the meeting included approval of a change order (identified in the meeting as change order 2025-25) and confirmation of prior vehicle/lease paperwork related to a dump truck lease that staff said had been approved previously on June 30.
Several motions were recorded as voice votes with commissioners saying "aye." Where roll-call tallies were not provided in the transcript, the minutes refer to unanimous "aye" votes or "motion carried."

