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Crawford County signs routine motions, schedules KDOT consult meeting and holds attorney–client sessions
Summary
At its September session the commission announced upcoming KDOT and KDHE meetings, listed motions for signature (including an ARPA drawdown and consent agenda), conducted two 20-minute executive sessions under attorney–client privilege (tax-sale litigation and a conference appointment), and adjourned.
The Crawford County Commission covered routine administrative business, scheduling and procedural items and held attorney–client executive sessions during its September meeting.
Clerk/staff read a set of motions for signature, including motion 25-386 to approve the consent agenda, 25-387 to approve an ARPA drawdown request for September, and 25-388 to approve street lights. The clerk also read two agenda items described as requests for executive sessions: 25-389 for legal advice to discuss tax-sale litigation and 25-390 to discuss the CVB. The transcript records these items being announced for signature but does not record a roll-call vote or explicit final outcome for each motion in the public portion of the transcript.
Commissioners received scheduling and outreach notices: KDOT’s Southeast District will hold a public 2025 local consult meeting Tuesday, Oct. 7, from 9 a.m. to noon at the Pittsburgh Memorial Auditorium; the county clerk/staff offered to print meeting details for commissioners. The commission also announced openings of bids on Oct. 3 (10 a.m.) for a storage building and boilers at the Pittsburgh Judicial Center, and a Sept. 30 work session (9:30 a.m.) with Charlie Bowers of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) to discuss a C&D landfill. Quintin Parsons, the county emergency manager, will discuss an EMPG (Emergency Management Performance Grant) at the Sept. 30 meeting.
The commission recessed for and returned from two attorney–client executive sessions. The meeting record states an executive session was held for 20 minutes with counsel to discuss tax-sale litigation; later the chair announced another 20-minute executive session with counsel under attorney–client privilege regarding legal advice for a conference appointment. Because both were held under attorney–client privilege, the transcript records only the motions and durations; no substantive details were read into the public record.
The meeting concluded after announcements and a motion to adjourn was made and seconded.
Next steps: staff will distribute meeting materials and the clerk will share meeting details for upcoming public events as announced.
