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County expresses interest in KDOT S.T.E.P. model that would reimburse sheriff overtime
Summary
Ryan Lewis briefed the commissioners on KDOT S.T.E.P. campaign model options; Smith County indicated interest in model 2, which would make the sheriff's office eligible for reimbursement of overtime hours tied to the campaign.
Ryan Lewis outlined multiple S.T.E.P. (Safety Traffic Enforcement Program) models available through the Kansas Department of Transportation and said that if Smith County participates in model 2, the sheriff's office would be eligible for overtime reimbursement. Commissioners expressed interest in participating under model 2 to potentially offset enforcement overtime costs.
The minutes do not record a formal vote or contract authorization; Lewis left the meeting after the briefing and staff were asked to determine next steps for participation and reimbursement paperwork.
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