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Nemaha County approves Four County Juvenile Diversion interlocal agreement
Summary
The Nemaha County Board of Commissioners voted Jan. 2 to sign the Four County Juvenile Diversion 2024–2025 Interlocal Agreement with Johnson, Pawnee and Richardson counties. Commissioners Hall and Weiss voted to approve the agreement; Commissioner Mellage was absent.
The Nemaha County Board of Commissioners voted Jan. 2 to sign the Four County Juvenile Diversion 2024–2025 Interlocal Agreement with Johnson, Pawnee and Richardson counties. "Motion by Hall, seconded by Weiss to sign the Four County Juvenile Diversion 2024-2025 Interlocal Agreement with Johnson, Pawnee, and Richardson Counties," the meeting minutes state; Hall and Weiss voted "aye," and Commissioner Bryan Mellage was recorded as absent.
The minutes do not include additional details about program terms, funding, or how the interlocal collaboration will be administered locally. County Clerk Diane Johnson was authorized to process actions approved by the board. The agreement appears on the board's published agenda and was finalized by the roll-call vote recorded in the minutes.
