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Jackson County commissioners approve KOMA consent order, agree to public statement
Summary
After an attorney‑client executive session, the board approved Consent Order 2026-OG-0004 related to a KOMA complaint and voted to post a public statement describing the order; motions passed 3–0.
Following an attorney‑client executive session on July 27, the Jackson County Board of County Commissioners approved Consent Order 2026-OG-0004 to the Secretary of State addressing a Kansas Open Meetings Act (KOMA) complaint. Commissioner Keith Kelly made the motion to approve the order; Commissioner Linda Gerhardt seconded and the motion passed 3–0.
The board also voted to post a public statement about the order. County Counselor Todd Luckman and County Clerk Kristie Richter were included in the privileged discussion; no further details of the consent order were read into the public minutes beyond the order number and the board's approval and decision to release a public statement.
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