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Leavenworth County proclaims Mental Health Awareness and National Police Week; approves routine items
Summary
The board proclaimed May as Mental Health Awareness Month and recognized National Police Week, accepted the consent agenda unanimously and approved a small county match for a mobility study.
Leavenworth County commissioners opened the meeting with the pledge of allegiance and routine announcements. The board unanimously approved the consent agenda.
Commissioners proclaimed May as Mental Health Awareness Month and recognized National Police Week; representatives from the Guidance Center and the sheriff’s office described local behavioral‑health services and law enforcement support. The board also approved a letter of support and up to $10,000 in matching funds to help the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority apply for a countywide mobility study grant; KCATA will pursue grant funding to cover most of the study cost.
These items were approved as part of the meeting’s administrative and consent business. The board recessed briefly and returned to review other agenda items including draft data‑center regulations.
