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Sedgwick County approves six-month extension with Wichita State for corrections training

Sedgwick County Board of Business Contracts · May 28, 2026

Summary

The board approved a six-month administrative change order extending a training contract with Wichita State University for the Department of Corrections, a $25,000 extension to run from July 1 to Dec. 31, 2026; the vote was recorded as unanimous.

The Sedgwick County Board of Business Contracts voted May 28 to approve a six-month extension of a training contract with Wichita State University for the Department of Corrections.

Bridal Rosencutter, presenting on behalf of the Department of Corrections, recommended the change order "to extend the contract for 6 additional months, 07/01/2026 through 12/31/2026 with Wichita State University." She said the extension continues foundation- and supervisor-level training and consultation to develop county staff capacity. Rosencutter noted that "for the past 28 years, doctor Dolores Craigmoreland and associates from the School of Criminal Justice, Midwest Criminal Justice Institute, have provided training for corrections personnel."

Board members asked about the cost of the extension. The Chair asked whether the extension carried a $25,000 cost; purchasing confirmed the amount. Purchasing staff also said the amendment is being handled as an administrative change order and "wouldn't be in the BIT Board changed."

A motion to accept the change order was moved by Kelly and the vote was called by Kelly. The clerk recorded Tim Myers, Kinley Zaring, Corey Stokes and Tanya Cole as voting "Aye." The motion passed.

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