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Harvey County approves $248,153.11 in warrant checks; large solid‑waste tipping fees included

Harvey County Board of Commissioners · February 17, 2026
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Summary

The Board approved warrant checks totaling $248,153.11. Major line items in the packet included $86,886.69 in Reno County solid‑waste tipping fees and $14,128.90 for mailings through Postalocity, among other county operating expenses.

The Harvey County Commission voted Feb. 17 to approve warrant checks totaling $248,153.11.

County staff presented the claims register and Commissioner Becky Reimer questioned an out‑of‑state travel line for the Register of Deeds. Register Raquel Langley said she plans to attend the Property Recorders Industry Association conference in Virginia later this month to learn about property‑record fraud prevention and methods to secure local records.

The claims register included large routine and one‑time expenditures: Reno County Solid Waste tipping fees for January totaled $86,886.69; mailing and printing services from Postalocity for 2026 real‑estate value notices and preparation were $14,128.90; a SCKEDD membership invoice was $5,784.08; and a Kansas Secretary of State ELVIS subscription line for elections equipment maintenance was $7,900. The board approved the batch unanimously.

Commissioners said the items were budgeted and routine. The packet also itemized dozens of departmental purchases and service contracts across departments including Road & Bridge, Sheriff, Health Department and Parks.