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County accepts Neal Oil propane bids, declares surplus items from shipping container

McPherson County Board of Commissioners · August 12, 2026

Summary

The board accepted 2026-27 propane bids from Neal Oil (estimated 2,000 gallons at $1.49/gal for the courthouse and road department), approved an interlocal payment to Region II Human Services, and authorized surplus of remaining items from a county shipping container.

At its Aug. 12 meeting the McPherson County Board accepted propane bid proposals from Neal Oil for the 2026-2027 season and approved other administrative items including an interlocal participation payment and surplus property actions.

The board voted to accept Neal Oil's propane proposals for the courthouse and the road department; each bid covered an estimated 2,000 gallons at $1.49 per gallon. Commissioners also approved the 2026-2027 Interlocal Participation Letter for Behavioral Health Programs with Region II Human Services and agreed to pay the county's annual share of $1,761.06.

Commissioners reviewed items stored in a county-owned shipping container and decided that goods required for county retention will be moved to the garage/storage shed beside the courthouse; remaining items were declared surplus and will be available for review and sale prior to July 1, 2027. The board also reviewed the Trustee's Report and the Accounting of the Robert F. Hanich Trust during the meeting.

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