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Votes and actions: Pawnee County commissioners, Jan. 26, 2026
Summary
Summary of motions approved by the Pawnee County Commission on Jan. 26, 2026, including quarterly reconciliations, tax-roll corrections, a recycling service agreement, a hospital foundation nomination and the Hometown Grants contract approval.
At their Jan. 26, 2026 meeting, the Pawnee County Board of Commissioners approved the following motions and actions (motions recorded as in the official minutes):
- Quarterly reconciliations and certifications for Kansas Department of Corrections programs (Adult Services; Juvenile Services Comprehensive Plan; Reinvestment and Behavioral Health Voucher Fund; JCAB grant). Motions passed, 3-0.
- Nomination of Kim Barnes to the Pawnee Valley Community Hospital Foundation Board of Trustees to replace Jon Skelton; motion passed, 3-0.
- Approval of tax-roll corrections: personal property control numbers 26-1 through 26-3, and real estate control numbers 26-4 through 26-21; motions passed, 3-0.
- Approval of a monthly $60.00 flat rate to Sunflower Diversified for recycling scale tickets from the City of Larned; motion passed, 3-0.
- Approval of the revised Hometown Grants Agreement for funding consulting, strategy and grant writing for Pawnee County and participating cities, with agreed contract edits; motion passed, 3-0.
The official minutes record each motion as moved and seconded (commonly "Motion by Burdett, seconded by Miller"). Where recorded, the minutes note audit adjustments associated with the corrections and reconciliations; no vote tallies beyond the 3-0 results were provided.
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