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Board approves interlocal agreement to continue York County problem‑solving court with District 5
Summary
York County commissioners voted to approve an interlocal agreement with Seward County and District 5 probation to continue the problem‑solving (drug) court, confirming York provides office space and that the agreement term is unchanged aside from dates.
The York County Board of Commissioners voted to authorize the chair to sign an interlocal agreement continuing the problem‑solving court arrangement with District 5 probation and Seward County.
The agreement was presented by probation staff, who said the only substantive contractual change was the term years; program elements and responsibilities remain the same. "The interlocal doesn't have any changes except for the years," Carrie Rodriguez told the board. The board heard that York County provides office space for probation services at no additional charge and that the expanded space has improved group‑room access for the program.
Commissioner [motion maker] moved to approve the signing of the interlocal agreement and the motion was seconded. The board then conducted a roll call vote and approved the motion (roll call recorded: Obermeyer — Yes; Common — Yes; Robertson — Yes; Perkins — Yes; Croats/Grotz — Yes). Probation staff said Seward County already signed its copy and York County will retain the executed agreement in county records.
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