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Saline County commissioners approve consent agenda, renew eScribe contract; hold brief executive session

3201404 · May 7, 2025
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Summary

At its May 6 meeting the Saline County Board of Commissioners approved a consent agenda that included a professional services agreement for an NCRPC CDBG grant, voted to renew the countyagenda software contract (RFA 2025-62), and recessed to a 10-minute executive session on employee salaries; the executive session produced no action.

Saline County commissioners on May 6 approved their consent agenda, voted to renew the county27s eScribe agenda-management contract and recessed briefly into executive session to discuss employee compensation for 10 minutes, returning with no action.

The consent agenda vote covered approval of tax-roll adjustments, accounts payable, the public forum agenda, payroll and a professional services agreement with the North Central Regional Planning Commission (NCRPC) for a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) application. Commissioners then considered a separate action to extend the county27s eScribe agreement (RFA 2025-62) for agenda management and related services.

County staff recommended renewing the eScribe contract, saying the county has used the system for three years and has expanded its deployment to other boards and with iPad access. Staff told commissioners the vendor proposed a substantial price increase but negotiations reduced the increase; staff recommended extension and reevaluation in three years.

A motion to approve RFA 2025-62 was made and seconded; the motion carried on an affirmative voice vote. The board later recessed to an executive session under the employer-employee exception to the Kansas Open Meetings Act to discuss salaries and benefits, then reconvened and announced no action had been taken.

The votes at the meeting were procedural and unanimous by voice vote as recorded by the clerk; the meeting transcript does not record roll-call tallies tied to individual names for these items.

Looking ahead, staff said it will execute the eScribe extension and will work with NCRPC on the CDBG professional services arrangement as approved in the consent agenda.