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Rawlins County approves 3% pay bump for commissioners and routine purchases
Summary
The board granted commissioners a 3% cost-of-living pay increase for 2025 and approved several routine procurements and grant-signature items, including running boards for a county pickup and a contractor to remove two stumps.
At its Jan. 31 meeting the Rawlins County Board of Commissioners approved a 3% pay increase for commissioners and signed off on several routine purchases and grant paperwork.
County Clerk Rachel Finley raised that commissioners had not yet given themselves raises; after discussion Commissioner Mark Mosley moved to approve a 3% cost-of-living increase for 2025, Commissioner Lincoln Pochop seconded, and the motion carried.
The board approved a $500 quote from contractor Matt Hanzlick to remove two tree stumps and associated roots near the pickleball court, to be paid from the General Fund. Commissioners also accepted a $990 quote from Final Finish Auto Body and Repair for running boards to be installed on a county pickup. The board approved publication of January vouchers, minutes from Jan. 13, 2025, abatements from the appraiser, a DSNWK agreement for services, and the KDHE Aid to Local Grant application signature page for public health.
Commissioners also approved a sole-source request tied to a CVR grant for Finley Construction & Atwood Lumber and authorized procurement of iPads/accessories from Amazon for $977.92 plus tax. The minutes record that motions for each item were made and carried; individual vote tallies are not listed in the meeting record.
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