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Toole County approves one-year Staley Engineering contract and reappoints county water district member

Toole County Commission ยท April 6, 2026
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Summary

Toole County commissioners approved a one-year professional services agreement with Staley Engineering Associates for surveys and subdivision reviews and reappointed Daryl Thchek as the county-appointed member to the county water district; term length for the reappointment was discussed but recorded inconsistently in the transcript.

Toole County commissioners approved a one-year professional services agreement with Staley Engineering Associates, Inc. for surveying and subdivision review work and reappointed a county-appointed member to the county water district during a brief meeting.

The chair called the meeting to order and moved immediately to routine business, asking commissioners to approve the March 26 meeting minutes. A commissioner moved to approve the minutes and another seconded; the chair called for the ayes and the group responded by voice, with no roll-call or numerical tally recorded in the transcript.

On a separate agenda item, the chair introduced a professional services agreement with Staley Engineering Associates, Inc. A commissioner asked about the contract length; a staff member responded it was for "one year" and that the scope covered surveys and subdivision reviews. A commissioner moved to approve the agreement, another seconded, and the chair called for the ayes; the motion carried by voice vote as recorded.

The commission then considered a reappointment. The chair introduced a proposal to reappoint Daryl Thchek as the county-appointed member to the county water district. Commissioners asked about the length of the appointment; the transcript records references to "three years," a suggestion to double-check the term, and a mention of "2030." A motion to reappoint Daryl Thchek was moved and seconded and carried by voice vote as recorded. The transcript does not include a roll-call or vote tally by name.

With no other business, the chair adjourned the meeting.

The transcript spells several institutional and personal names in ways that are unclear (for example, the water district name appears garbled in transcription). Those items are noted in clarifying details and should be verified against official minutes or staff records before publication.