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Soldier Township asks state lawmakers to explore changing township bond limits

Soldier Township Board · July 1, 2026
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Summary

Board members invited Sen. Kenny Titus and Rep. Kyle McNorton to begin drafting legislative language to amend Kansas township bond limits and repayment periods; Administrator Audree Guzman was authorized to work with Sen. Titus on a draft.

The Soldier Township Board on Aug. 6 discussed pursuing a change to Kansas law that governs township bond limits and repayment periods, and authorized preliminary work to draft proposed legislation.

Sen. Kenny Titus attended the meeting alongside Representative Kyle McNorton to help facilitate the effort. The board voted to authorize Sen. Titus and Audree Guzman, Soldier Township Administrator, to collaborate on drafting the proposed legislative change. The discussion centered on the current statutory limits for township bonds and the repayment terms that trustees said may constrain the township’s ability to finance capital projects.