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Nance County Board approves routine claims, receipts and several motions; key roll calls recorded
Summary
At its April 28 meeting, the Nance County Board of Supervisors approved vendor claims and treasurer receipts, accepted a $37,872 assessor vehicle bid, authorized a $225,000 transfer to the Road Fund, adopted utility right‑of‑way permit changes, and approved a $2,500 copyright license offer after rejecting a higher offer.
The Nance County Board of Supervisors met April 28, 2026, in Fullerton and approved routine agenda items, vendor claims across multiple funds, and the County Treasurer’s miscellaneous receipts for February and March.
The board approved Resolution #26‑5 to transfer $225,000 from the General Fund to the Road Fund in accordance with the adopted 2025–2026 budget. The resolution was moved by Supervisor Darren Nelson and seconded by Supervisor Steve Crouse.
On a separate matter, the board discussed a copyright claim for a photo briefly used on the county website. A motion by Supervisor Scott Russell to offer $5,000 for a one‑time license fee failed on roll call (AYES: Russell; NAYS: Voichoskie, Horacek, Nelson, Crouse, Ditter, Cornwell). A subsequent motion by Supervisor Andrew Ditter and seconded by Supervisor Steve Crouse to offer $2,500 carried (AYES: Horacek, Crouse, Nelson, Ditter; NAYS: Voichoskie, Russell, Cornwell).
The board accepted a bid from Gene Steffey for a 2026 Ford Explorer for the County Assessor at $37,872 (moved by Ralph Horacek; seconded by Steve Crouse). Roll call on that purchase was AYES — Voichoskie, Horacek, Nelson, Crouse, Ditter, Cornwell; NAY — Russell.
The board moved to adopt changes to the county’s Utility Right‑of‑Way permit, including new fees and bonding and insurance requirements. The motion was made by Horacek and seconded by Russell. The board also discussed traffic concerns at N 140th and N 530th and tabled the item pending information about traffic study costs.
The meeting record shows that, except where individually noted above, motions had a roll‑call result of AYES — Voichoskie, Horacek, Crouse, Nelson, Russell, Ditter, Cornwell; NAYS — None; ABSENT — None.
Adjournment occurred after the listed business.
