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Votes and actions: Pawnee County Commissioners, April 13, 2026
Summary
Commissioners approved a proclamation honoring the Larned High School powerlifting team and several routine county actions, including a payroll step increase, a Hammeke Electric quote, a federal-fund exchange, and a KDOT noxious-weed treatment agreement; two brief attorney-client executive sessions were recorded with no public action reported.
The Pawnee County Board of Commissioners completed several formal actions during its April 13 meeting. The board recorded the following motions and outcomes:
- Proclamation recognizing the Larned High School girls' powerlifting team (includes Mallory Ceniceros): Motion by Commissioner Burdett, seconded by Commissioner Miller. Result: Passed, 3-0.
- Payroll change for the Appraiser's Office (Office Assistant III, Step I to Step II): Motion by Commissioner Burdett, seconded by Commissioner Miller. Result: Passed, 3-0.
- Hammeke Electric quote #4706 to move electricity service to a new pole: Motion by Commissioner Burdett, seconded by Commissioner Miller. Amount approved: $2,409.68. Result: Passed, 3-0.
- Request to Exchange Federal Funds under the Federal-Aid Fund Exchange Master Agreement (federal funds $93,532.27 -> state funds $84,170.04): Motion by Commissioner Miller, seconded by Commissioner Burdett. Result: Passed, 3-0.
- Kansas Department of Transportation Bureau of Maintenance County Agreement to Treat Noxious Weeds (annual contract): Motion by Commissioner Burdett, seconded by Commissioner Miller. Result: Passed, 3-0.
The board also entered two short attorney-client executive sessions (9:51–9:56 and 11:29–11:34) with County Attorney Doug McNett present; the board reconvened both times and reported no public action taken during those sessions. The meeting adjourned at 12:09 p.m.
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