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Votes and formal actions: liquor license, KWORCC bylaws, donations, payroll and change orders
Summary
At the March 30 meeting commissioners approved a retailer's liquor license renewal for Prairie Band Casino and Resort, adopted Resolution 202606 for KWORCC bylaws, approved donations to Hoyt Rural Fire Department and Netawaka Athletic Club, signed payroll changes and approved change orders 2025-99 through 102; all motions carried 3-0 where recorded.
The Jackson County Board of County Commissioners recorded several formal motions and approvals during the March 30 meeting. Highlights:
- Agenda approval: Commissioner Linda Gerhardt moved to approve the agenda as presented; Commissioner Keith Kelly seconded. Motion carried 3-0 (SEG 003). - Liquor license renewal: Commissioner Gerhardt moved to approve a Retailers Liquor License renewal for Prairie Band Casino and Resort; Commissioner Kelly seconded and the motion carried 3-0 (SEG 008). - KWORCC bylaws and interlocal agreement: The board received changes from KWORCC and Commissioner Kelly moved to adopt Resolution 202606 adopting the amended bylaws and interlocal agreement; Commissioner Gerhardt seconded and the motion carried 3-0 (SEG 011). - Donations: Commissioner Kelly moved to approve $500 for Hoyt Rural Fire Department fireworks from alcohol-tax parks and recreation funds and $2,500 for Netawaka Athletic Club summer ball operations; Commissioner Gerhardt seconded both motions and both carried 3-0 (SEG 017). - Payroll and personnel changes: The board signed payroll changes and approved the hiring of Steve Duryea full time at $30.00/hour and a transfer/pay adjustment for Peyton Wright (SEGS 019–028). Change orders 2025-99, 100, 101 and 102 were approved (SEG 029). The board approved the written minutes of March 23, 2026 (SEG 030).
Where motions were taken the transcript records the mover and seconder and a unanimous recorded vote of 3-0 for those measures. Several executive sessions occurred (SEG 004, SEG 007, SEG 014) and were reopened with no action reported in the minutes.
