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Saline County reappoints district coroner and signs contract

November 25, 2025 | Saline County, Kansas


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Saline County reappoints district coroner and signs contract
Saline County commissioners voted to reappoint Dr. David Dubey as district coroner for the 28th Judicial District, adopting Resolution 25‑24‑40 and authorizing a contract that would run Jan. 1, 2026, through Dec. 31, 2029.

Deputy administrator Hannah Betts told the commission the appointment and contract conform with state statute and described the county coroner budget. "State statute allows for the county commission to appoint a district coroner for the 28th Judicial District in 4‑year terms," Betts said, and she recommended continuing contract services with Dr. Dubey. She told commissioners that the coroner budget — covering autopsies, transportation and burial costs — is about $170,000 and that the coroner's yearly compensation is $51,719.

Commissioners asked clarifying questions about jurisdiction and cost. A commissioner moved to adopt the resolution; another seconded and the commission approved the measure by voice vote.

The resolution directs staff to finalize the contract with Dr. Dubey. Commissioners were told the appointment is feasible within the county's 2026 budget and staff may return later to renegotiate terms or pursue alternative candidates if needed.

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