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County attorney reports new staff, trainings and outreach to schools

Board of Pottawatomie County Commissioners · March 23, 2026
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Summary

County Attorney John Paul Washburn told commissioners his office is working on the budget, the new assistant attorney and the new magistrate judge are "doing well and jumping right in," and staff are meeting with county schools to outline support options.

County Attorney John Paul Washburn updated the board on office operations and training, reporting that both the new assistant county attorney and the newly seated magistrate judge are "doing well and jumping right in." He said the office is working on the county budget and meeting with school districts across Pottawatomie County to explain how the county attorney's office can support district needs.

Washburn's remarks were presented as an informational update; the minutes do not record any motions, requests for additional funds, or formal actions tied to his report. Commissioners heard the update and were advised about the office's outreach to schools and budget preparations.