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Sedgwick commissioners consider asking state to allow alternative notice publication methods
Summary
Sedgwick County staff discussed asking KAC to support amending K.S.A. 64-101b to allow counties flexibility to use alternative publication methods (beyond traditional newspapers) for official notices, potentially saving money.
Tanya proposed that Sedgwick County ask KAC to support an amendment to K.S.A. 64-101b to let counties use alternative publication methods in addition to traditional newspaper notices, which she said could produce "fair savings."
Commissioners discussed whether KAC typically folds such requests into existing platform items or will treat them as standalone items; counsel said KAC often subsumes requests into broader parameters. The commission asked staff to consider whether the change should be presented as a distinct ask given potential financial impact.
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