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Lobbyist briefs commissioners on 2026 legislative landscape; property tax reform remains unsettled
Summary
Lobbyist Tom Bruno updated Riley County commissioners on likely 2026 state legislative topics — including the governor's race, budget projections, congressional redistricting, property-tax discussions, short-term rental rules and education funding — and said property-tax reform remains politically complicated and unresolved.
Tom Bruno, a lobbyist invited by county leaders, briefed the Riley County Commission on likely topics for the 2026 Kansas legislative session and how they may affect counties.
Bruno outlined the overall political landscape, noting an active governor's race field and potential congressional…
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