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Osage County commissioners approve bridge funding, mapping contract and multiple payments

Osage County Commission (Kansas) · October 1, 2025
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Summary

After the Evergy presentation and public comment, commissioners approved several routine items including a $1.1 million bridge programming request, a $20,500 Kimball Mapping contract, plumbing invoices totaling $13,623.25 and county bills of $151,920.97. Several motions carried unanimously by voice vote.

Following a lengthy public discussion and Evergy’s presentation, the Osage County Commission took up regular business and approved several motions by voice vote.

Contracts and payments: commissioners approved sending a Conklin Plumbing invoice for $13,623.25 for building work and separately approved payment of $13,623.25 for plumbing work at the jail. They also approved signing the 2025 GIS parcel and map maintenance agreement with Kimball Mapping and authorized payment of $20,500.

Infrastructure: the commission approved a $1,100,000 project programming request for Bridge No. 61 (located 1.5 miles south and 1.5 miles west of Burlingame). A motion to approve temporary permit location and zoning for a property at 28784 US 75 (Loonan) also carried.

Administrative items: the board approved tax roll corrections for tax years 2021 through 2024 and voted to pay county bills totaling $151,920.97. The Public Building Commission adjourned its session by motion.

Votes and procedure: the transcript records motions made, seconded and carried on all listed items by voice vote; individual roll‑call votes were not recorded in the transcript for these motions. Commissioners closed the meeting with a motion to adjourn.

What’s next: routine follow‑up items (payment processing, contract signings and engineering steps for the bridge project) were implied; staff were to process the approved payments and contracts.