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BOCC renews wildlife damage-management agreement with USDA Wildlife Services
Summary
Kay County commissioners approved a renewal agreement with USDA Wildlife Services for wildlife damage management; the invoice will be divided equally among the three commissioner districts, and the contractor reported continued beaver trapping and culvert cleanouts.
The Board of County Commissioners approved a Cooperative Service Agreement with the U.S. Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Wildlife Services for wildlife damage management services.
Chairman Jeff Kreger said the invoice for the agreement "will be divided equally among the three districts." First Assistant District Attorney Billie Chrz approved the contract as to form. Michael Horinek of Wildlife Services described the item as a renewal and discussed the number of beavers trapped and several culvert cleanouts performed during the contract period.
The agreement will continue typical wildlife removal and culvert-cleanout services for county roads; the board voted unanimously to authorize the chairman to sign the document. The item was presented as a renewal and no additional funding detail was included in the meeting record.
