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Noxious weed crews plan daily spraying and staff to attend certification conference, county says

Jewell County Commissioners · July 28, 2025
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Summary

Kevin Peroutek reported crews aim for one load of spray each morning when weather permits to control bindweed and thistles; staff will attend a summer conference in Newton for continuing-education credits.

Kevin Peroutek, who serves as both Noxious Weed Director and Emergency Preparedness Director for Jewell County, told the board his crews are attempting to apply "one load of spray out every morning when it is not raining for bindweed and thistles." He said David Gagne has been marking Johnson Grass and that he and Gagne will attend a summer conference in Newton; the conference hours will count toward continuing-education certification.

The update was informational. Commissioners received the report and did not vote on additional resources during the session.