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Pratt County signs small facilities contracts, discusses budget assumptions

Pratt County Board of Commissioners · June 29, 2026

Summary

Commissioners renewed a termite-inspection contract, approved landscaping work, agreed to pay vouchers and advanced budget planning including a placeholder 3% COLA and questions about debt-service timing and cash reserves.

At its meeting the Pratt County Board of Commissioners approved several routine contracts and advanced discussion of budget assumptions ahead of its July 1 budget workshop.

The board approved a $275 renewal contract with Red Rock for courthouse termite inspection and authorized a $2,285 contract with Unity Landscapes for weed control, mulch and herbicide for the courthouse and sheriff’s office. A commissioner moved to pay the vouchers presented to the board; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.

County staff and commissioners then reviewed draft budget pages, discussed closing the debt-service fund (noting one remaining payment through 2027), and examined restricted cash earmarked for a road project that must remain in place. Staff recommended a placeholder 3% COLA in personnel lines and said they would confirm whether interest income was already included in the draft revenue assumptions. Commissioners directed staff to work with auditor Scott Davis ahead of the budget workshop.

Why it matters: These actions clear standard operating items and set assumptions that will shape the county’s FY27 budget; the inclusion of a COLA placeholder and decisions about interest income and mills will affect property-tax calculations and departmental budgets.

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