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Kay County commissioners ratify routine reimbursements, claims and pipeline crossing permits
Summary
Vice‑Chairman Jason Shanks presided March 2 as the Kay County BOCC unanimously approved minutes, an election‑board salary reimbursement, a small detention transportation claim, multiple pipeline/powerline crossing permits, and payroll/claims. Actions were recorded as unanimous (Jones, aye; Shanks, aye).
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The Kay County Board of County Commissioners on March 2 unanimously approved a set of routine actions, including approval of the Feb. 23 meeting minutes and ratification of a reimbursement for the Election Board Secretary’s salary for January and February 2026.
Commissioner Shane Jones moved to approve the minutes; Vice‑Chairman Jason Shanks seconded. The record shows repeated roll calls on motions as “Jones, aye; Shanks, aye.” The board also approved a $168.55 Detention Transportation claim for January 2026 and authorized several Public Service/Pipeline Crossing Line Installation permits for Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline and multiple Kay Electric Cooperative crossings across county right‑of‑way.
Members approved three deposit resolutions for highway districts: Res#25, 26‑98 (Hwy. Dist. #3) $7,500 for a pipeline crossing, Res#25, 26‑99 (Hwy. Dist. #1) $112.50 from sale of scrap tin, and Res#25, 26‑100 (Hwy. Dist. #1) $2,500 for snow removal and sand/salt spreading. Payroll verifications for February 2026, Maintenance & Operation claims, and blanket purchase orders were also approved.
All motions recorded on the minutes carried with the two commissioners present voting in the affirmative. The meeting adjourned at 9:47 a.m.
