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Grant County commissioners approve routine claims, hires and contracts; commit $233,000 to KDOT shoulder project
Summary
At its April 7 meeting the Grant County Board of County Commissioners approved minutes and claims, accepted a three‑year commercial appraisal contract worth $94,700, authorized a $2,179.98 door purchase, approved several personnel hires and agreed to fund a $233,000 (20%) local match for a $1,175,000 KDOT Road 21 shoulder project scheduled for 2028.
The Grant County Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously April 7 to approve routine business including minutes from March 17, payroll and county claims; payroll totals recorded were $167,889.41 (March 19) and $165,199.11 (April 2), and vouchers ending 177918 totaling $529,384.71.
Commissioners also approved several motions affecting county operations. They accepted a three‑year commercial appraisal services proposal from Kubert Appraisal Group at a total cost of $94,700 to be paid from the Appraiser fund. The board approved a quoted purchase from Overhead Door Company for an insulated steel back door at $2,179.98. Personnel actions approved included a part‑time hire at the Senior Center, a probationary firefighter for the fire department and a part‑time EMT for EMS. The board voted to adjourn at 12:32 p.m. and reconvene on April 21, 2026.
Several of the approvals were procedural but financially material: commissioners agreed to accept Policy Book changes related to Immediate Family and Paid Funeral Leave, and they voted to accept a KDOT Project Programming Request that commits the county to a 20% share ($233,000) of a $1,175,000 project to add paved shoulders on Road 21 from K‑25 east 4.5 miles to Road O, programmed for 2028.
Motions, movers and outcomes from the meeting are recorded in the official minutes. No motions failed; all recorded votes were unanimous.
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