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Commission signs Nextech IT contract, accepts indigent-contract changes and approves minutes and local bids
Summary
The commission approved routine administrative items, including a Nextech agreement to restore office computers and mirror a 43-month billing schedule, two indigent-contract scheduling changes, award of a 10,000-bag promotional bid to a local supplier, and approval of meeting minutes and fireworks fee adjustments.
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The Geary County Commission approved several routine administrative actions during the meeting: an updated IT agreement with Nextech, two changes to indigent contracts, awards for promotional materials, and the approval of meeting minutes and a revised fireworks-permit fee.
Nextech contract: County staff presented a revised agreement with Nextech to replace or restore three office computers and to mirror the county’s existing 43-month billing schedule. A motion to sign the contract was moved and approved by voice vote; the chair announced the motion carried.
Indigent-contract changes: Betsy (speaker 5) described scheduling adjustments and contractor replacements affecting indigent services; commissioners moved to accept two contract changes and approved them by voice vote with no budget change.
Promotional materials: A bid for 10,000 promotional bags was reviewed. The low consolidated printing bid was $4,788; commissioners expressed a preference for buying local and awarded the purchase to the local office-supply vendor.
Minutes and permits: Clerical corrections to minutes from a special meeting (Aug. 21) were addressed and several sets of minutes were approved. Commissioners also noted a proposed fireworks fee increase (from $100 to $500) and directed staff to update records.
All motions described above were approved by voice vote during the meeting; no roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript.

