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Commissioners approve municipal certifications, consent items and schedule workshops

Atchison County Board of County Commissioners · November 25, 2025
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Summary

The board approved routine consent items, a municipal qualification certification for the Kansas accounts receivable setoff program, approved meeting minutes and scheduled HR and outreach workshops; votes were unanimous (3-0) on recorded actions.

At its Nov. 25 meeting the Atchison County Board of County Commissioners approved routine consent items, adopted minutes, and authorized administrative certifications and workshops.

The board approved the consent agenda, which included accounts payable and meeting minutes (the transcript’s numeric AP figure is not specified in a publishable format). Commissioners also approved a municipal qualification certification to enroll the county in the Kansas accounts receivable setoff program; the chair was authorized to sign the certification and listed county contacts (Corey Scott, Courtney Keegan and Mark Seltner) for state notifications. The motion carried 3-0.

Commissioners clarified that municipal solid-waste fees reflected contract costs and county charges; packet figures were discussed and staff confirmed the county fee schedule. The board reviewed outreach and communications options, agreed to a social-media workshop to streamline departmental postings and planned an HR workshop at 1 p.m. before moving into the workshop session. The board adjourned into workshop by unanimous vote.

Other formal actions taken at the meeting included approval of the Oct. 28 minutes and approval of the Nov. 18 minutes as presented. All recorded votes on these administrative items were 3-0.