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Caney council approves several administrative measures, tables software change
Summary
The council adopted nuisance abatements, a CDBG civil-rights policy, radio equipment purchases and a bank signatory change; it also tabled replacement of the citys financial software (Banyon Data replacing Incode) pending a demonstration.
The Caney City Council approved several administrative and public-safety items during its Sept. 3 and Sept. 16 meetings and deferred certain items for further review.
Key actions recorded in the minutes include: - Resolution 2024-21: The council adopted a resolution authorizing abatement of a health nuisance at 211 W. 4th Street. Motion by Councilperson Lori Patterson; seconded by Councilperson Addie Traxson. Vote: 7-0 (Sept. 3). - Resolution 2024-22: The council adopted a junked motor vehicle abatement at 108 N Fawn Street pending a camper. Motion by Councilperson Lori Patterson; seconded by Councilperson Zach Ellison. Vote: 6-0 (Sept. 16). - CDBG Civil Rights/Fair Housing Policy: The council adopted the policy on Sept. 3. Motion by Councilperson Lori Patterson; seconded by Councilperson Debbie Wood. Vote recorded 6-1. - Police/Ambulance radio scramblers: Purchase approved. Motion by Councilperson Lori Patterson; seconded by Councilperson Kenith Butts. Vote: 7-0 (Sept. 3). - Bank signatory change: Council approved removing Angela Summers and adding Timberly Jones on city checking accounts. Motion by Councilperson Debbie Wood; seconded by Councilperson Lori Patterson. Vote: 7-0 (Sept. 3). - Banyon Data software: Discussion to replace Incode with Banyon Data was tabled pending a demonstration to the council; the item appears on both agendas and was tabled to Oct. 7 (Sept. 16 entry references prior tabling and demonstration setup).
The minutes list motions, movers and seconders and record vote tallies for each action but do not include contract amounts for the radio equipment or the CDBG policy text. Executive sessions to discuss confidential non-elected personnel matters were conducted under K.S.A. 75-4319(b)(1) with times and extensions recorded; the minutes contain no public details of the discussions.
