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Crawford County commissioners approve consent items, payments and schedule work sessions

Crawford County Board of Commissioners · June 1, 2026
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Summary

At their May 26 meeting the Crawford County Board of Commissioners approved consent items, authorized payment to Tyler Technologies for $27,581.30, approved an Emergency Management Performance Grant application, moved to summer hours for Road & Bridge, held several executive sessions, and adjourned.

The Crawford County Board of Commissioners took a series of routine approvals and procedural actions during its May 26, 2026 meeting in Girard.

On motion (26-251) by Commissioner Tom Moody, seconded by Commissioner Carl Wood, the board approved the consent agenda, including approval of prior meeting minutes. The motion carried with yeas from Commissioners Moody, Wood and Chairman Bruce Blair.

The county clerk recorded several motions for the formal record including approval of an Emergency Management Performance Grant application (motion 26-245) and authorization to pay a Tyler Technologies invoice for $27,581.30 (motion 26-246). The payment to Tyler Technologies was listed by voucher number and amount during the meeting record; movers/second for those recorded motions are in the meeting minutes where specified.

The board approved procedural motions to recess into multiple executive sessions under K.S.A. 75-4319 for non-elected personnel and consultation with legal counsel (motions 26-247, 26-248, 26-249, 26-252, 26-254). Those sessions were recorded as approved (3-0) and the board reconvened in open session with no action reported from the closed sessions except to return to open session.

Commissioner Carl Wood introduced administrative comments about insurance and medication access and noted he planned to visit SEK Recycling Center to discuss the household hazardous waste building. Commissioner Wood also suggested exploring options with an entity named in the record as 'Bukaty' regarding medication options; no further details or actions were recorded.

The board scheduled several upcoming work sessions, including May 29 meetings with Road & Bridge foremen and EMS staff, and a June 2 work session at 9:00 a.m. with IT Director Brandon Spaur to discuss Tyler Technologies.

The meeting adjourned at 10:50 a.m. on a motion by Commissioner Tom Moody, seconded by Commissioner Carl Wood.