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Commissioners hold juvenile-detention payment, approve tax-sale contractor and district appointments

2627826 · February 12, 2025
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Summary

At a Linn County commissioners meeting, the board amended a claims payment to hold a $5,241 juvenile-detention invoice for follow-up, approved a contractor for the county tax sale, and confirmed three appointees to an eCommunity board; the county treasurer also announced a new hire and a $2,500 youth event grant.

Linn County commissioners moved on routine business and several personnel and contract items during their meeting. The board approved payment of most claims but amended the motion to withhold a $5,241 juvenile-detention payment until staff could verify whether the county had properly canceled the contract. Linn County Treasurer Janet Craven reported a staff resignation and the hiring of Lacey Raines; she also asked the board to sign an agreement with contract attorney Kalinda Osterman to start the county’s 2025 tax-sale process, which commissioners approved. The board also confirmed three nominees to the District 3 eCommunity board and heard that Network Kansas awarded $2,500 to support a youth entrepreneurship event planned for March 4 at the 4‑H building.