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Chase County adopts Nuisance Prairie Dog Management Act
Summary
The Chase County Commissioners unanimously approved Resolution 2026-10 establishing a nuisance prairie dog management policy; the Board also heard public input and noted forthcoming coordination with nearby landowners and staff.
The Chase County Commissioners on July 28 unanimously approved Resolution 2026-10, titled the Nuisance Prairie Dog Management Act. Commissioner Billie Muehlenkamp moved for approval; the motion passed with Muehlenkamp, Jacci Brown and Kurt Bernhardt voting yes.
Earlier in the meeting Justin Davis, speaking during open forum on behalf of his employer Darty Shilke, provided input about the county's proposed prairie dog management plan and described his observations of the nuisance prairie dog population. The Board recorded that a complete copy of Resolution 2026-10 is on file in the County Clerk's office. "Commissioner Muehlenkamp moved to approve Resolution 2026-10; Nuisance Prairie Dog Management Act," the minutes state. No dissent was recorded.
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