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Lyon County Board of Supervisors posts agenda including 28E police agreement, personnel items and roads briefing
Summary
The Lyon County Board of Supervisors’ May 26 agenda includes consideration of a 28E police-protection agreement with cities, a retirement payout for Arden Kopischke, discussion of a Safety Director position and a 9:00 A.M. presentation by County Engineer Daryl Albertson; outcomes are not recorded in the agenda text.
The Lyon County Board of Supervisors convened an 8:30 A.M. meeting on May 26, 2026, at the Lyon County Courthouse to consider a set of administrative and policy items listed on the public agenda. The agenda opens with roll call and the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by a public comment period for which sign-up is required before 8:30 A.M.
Among the headline items is consideration and possible signing of a 28E police-protection agreement with area cities, listed as an action the board will “approve and sign.” The agenda also shows the board will consider a retirement payout for Arden Kopischke and discuss creation or status of a Safety Director position, along with Condemnation Board vacancies and potential appointments. A 9:00 A.M. presentation from Daryl Albertson, identified on the agenda as Lyon County Engineer, is listed under Secondary Roads and Operations.
Later items include a request to consider resident paving of 110th Street between Chestnut and Coolidge, a proposal to share an employee between the County Attorney’s office and the Engineer’s office, approval of claims, employment changes and routine correspondence. The agenda lists the five supervisors — Doug Vanden Bosch (District 1), Dennis Scholten (District 2), Cory Altena (District 3), Jerry Birkey (District 4) and Steve Herman (District 5) — and names Amy Sprock as Secretary to the Board and Lyon County Auditor.
The agenda text records topics the board will address but does not record motions, votes or final outcomes. Any approvals or appointments will need to be confirmed from subsequent minutes or action items produced during or after the meeting.
