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Votes and actions at a glance: donations, minutes, salary amendment and vendor payments

Pratt County Board of County Commissioners · January 20, 2026
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Summary

During the Jan. 20 Pratt County meeting commissioners approved a $500 donation to Skyline after‑prom, amended and reaffirmed a resolution to set the sheriff's salary at $88,982, approved a $925 payment to Buckland Communications for a PSAP radio repair, approved minutes, and agreed to pay the county vouchers.

The Pratt County Board of County Commissioners took several routine but formal actions during its Jan. 20 meeting.

Donations and minutes: The board approved a motion to donate $500 to support the Skyline after‑prom activities (motion carried). The Jan. 12 meeting minutes were also approved.

Personnel resolution: The board moved to amend and reaffirm a prior resolution setting the sheriff’s salary and approved a motion that sets the sheriff’s salary at $88,982; the motion passed. Staff described this as a correction to an earlier resolution presented to the board.

Vendor payment and emergency communications: Commissioners voted to pay Buckland Communications $925 to repair the county's PSAP dispatch radio damaged in a lightning event. Staff noted the broader 9‑1‑1 meeting agenda item about recharging rods in the county radio tower and said they will gather technical details and return with information.

Financial procedures: The board also approved payment of county vouchers and discussed payroll stacks and signature logistics.

All the above motions were made, seconded, and carried during the open meeting. No roll-call vote by name was recorded in the transcript; the meeting record shows unanimous approval for those items when the chair called for 'aye.'