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Board approves 2026 Noxious Weed Management Plan
Summary
The board approved the 2026 Noxious Weed Management Plan after a presentation by Jarrod McVey; the plan was approved by motion and commissioners noted follow-up tasks including a seasonal job description and courtyard tree maintenance.
The Woodson County Board of Commissioners voted March 17 to approve the county’s 2026 Noxious Weed Management Plan. Jarrod McVey presented the plan and accompanying reports; Commissioner Justin Clark moved to approve the plan, Jerry Sedlacek seconded and the motion passed.
McVey told the board he has not yet completed a job description for seasonal help tied to the plan and said he has contacted masonry companies to inspect the courthouse; several trees in the courthouse courtyard also need maintenance, McVey reported. The minutes record these as outstanding, work-priority items rather than completed actions.
The approval authorizes implementation of the 2026 plan, with departmental staff responsible for follow-up on the seasonal position description and the courthouse property inspections. No financial figures or outside grant sources were recorded in the minutes with the plan presentation.
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