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Saline County commissioners authorize treasurer banking access, renew IT contract and approve right-of-way permits
Summary
At its March 3 meeting the Saline County Board of Commissioners approved Resolution #2026-016 authorizing the treasurer to transact with county depository banks, renewed an IT contract with Planet Technologies, and approved right-of-way permits for Segra, the Krupicka Trust and John Hayek; several jail-related items were tabled.
The Saline County Board of Commissioners on March 3 approved a resolution authorizing County Treasurer banking transactions, renewed an information-technology contract and granted several right-of-way permits while tabling multiple jail renovation items.
Commissioner Brian Pribyl moved to approve Resolution #2026-016, authorizing the County Treasurer to perform banking transactions with Saline County depository banks; Ray Rohrig seconded the motion and the board carried it. The minutes record the vote as: Hardenburger absent; Krivohlavek aye; Pribyl aye; Rohrig aye; Karpisek aye.
The board also voted to accept a renewal with Planet Technologies. Russ Karpisek moved to accept the renewal, seconded by Rohrig; the motion carried unanimously among commissioners present.
Right-of-way permits to occupy county road right-of-way were approved for Segra on County Road 00 between County Road 2350 and County Road 2400, for the Krupicka Trust, and for John Hayek. Each request was moved and seconded by commissioners and carried. The board declared miscellaneous lumber and other items as surplus property and approved disposition.
The meeting minutes list several agenda items related to the old county jail that were tabled until a future meeting: awarding jail remodel construction bids; advertising for window-replacement bids for the old jail; and approving a bid for asbestos abatement of the old jail building.
The board also approved the claims register as presented; the minutes include an itemized list of vendors and amounts recorded in the official claims (examples listed in the minutes include ME Collins contract of $117,244.68 and payroll/benefit totals). The meeting adjourned at 10:33 a.m.
Outcome and next steps: Resolution #2026-016 and the contract renewal took effect as board actions at the March 3 meeting. The jail-related items remain tabled pending future action; no dates for re-consideration were specified in the minutes.
