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Sedgwick County expects Jensen Hughes draft in 3–4 weeks; cost share with Wichita confirmed
Summary
County officials said a draft of the Jensen Hughes public‑safety study is expected in about three to four weeks after a brief delay; the county has a tactical cost‑share agreement with the City of Wichita to split study costs evenly.
Sedgwick County officials said they expect to receive a draft of the Jensen Hughes study in about three to four weeks, after a brief delay caused when the study lead experienced a family medical emergency. "I would think we would get a draft in 3 weeks, 4 weeks," a committee member said.
The committee member also reviewed a consent‑agenda item formalizing a cost‑share agreement with the City of Wichita for the Jensen Hughes study. The item moves from an earlier agreement in principle to the "actual tactical part" of the arrangement, and the county representative said "they were splitting that cost down the middle." County staff said the draft report will be reviewed internally before being released publicly and that the media and public will be invited when the document is available.
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