Commission hears consent-agenda items including emergency-solution grants and opioid fund request
The clerk read consent-agenda motions (25-271 through 25-278) covering sponsorships, emergency-solution grants, a $50,000 opioid-funds request for mental-health services, a deputy coroner pay increase, and several executive-session items; commissioners moved the consent agenda.
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At the July 18 Crawford County Commission meeting, the clerk read a consent-agenda motion covering docket items numbered 25‑271 through 25‑278. The listed items included sponsorship of a local track club, Kansas Housing Resource Corporation Emergency Solutions grants, a $50,000 request from opioid funds to support local mental‑health services, and a proposed increase in deputy coroner Kenny Yilgim’s pay to $175 per call.
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