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Gage County supervisors approve consent items, claims and split GCED funds with City of Beatrice
Summary
At its Nov. 26 meeting the board approved the consent agenda, individually approved several claims, closed bidding and later awarded culvert contracts, placed extension and sheriff reports on file, approved resolution 25‑13 to split remaining GCED funds 50/50 with the City of Beatrice, and voted to enter closed session for personnel.
The Gage County Board of Supervisors handled routine business and several formal votes at its Nov. 26 meeting.
Votes at a glance (actions recorded at the meeting):
- Consent agenda: approved (recorded as 5 in favor). (SEG 040‑046) - Claim 2511000211 to Diversified Drug Testing ($185): approved (4 in favor, Claybaugh abstaining). (SEG 047‑056) - Claims 2511000213 to Hard Rock Quarries LLC ($1,174.65) and 2511000220 to R L Timo/RL Team Construction ($33,533.53): approved together (4 in favor, Claybaugh abstaining). (SEG 057‑079) - Claim 2511000214 to Johnny's Welding ($2,939.20): approved (5 in favor). (SEG 080‑092) - Closed bidding on county culvert groups: motion to close bidding passed (6 in favor). (SEG 714‑723) - Award of Gage County 25 culvert group to low bidder (Ace Eaton): approved (motion by Lytle, second by Haxby; 6 in favor). (SEG 1351‑1357) - Extension educators’ quarterly report: placed on file (motion by Lytle, second by Axby; 6 in favor). (SEG 1753‑1760) - Sheriff’s annual report: placed on file (motion by Lytle, second by Adams; recorded vote 5 in favor as noted). (SEG 2021‑2033) - Resolution 25‑13 (agreement with City of Beatrice to split remaining GCED funds 50%/50%): approved (5 in favor). (SEG 2060‑2100) - Motion to go into closed session to discuss personnel: approved (5 in favor). (SEG 2108‑2115)
Several votes included abstentions where supervisors disclosed associations with vendors; those abstentions are recorded above where noted. No ordinances or county code changes were enacted; most items were approvals to place reports on file or contract awards.
