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Seward County authorizes Equitable Sharing Agreements for County Attorney and Sheriff
Summary
The board authorized the Chair to sign Equitable Sharing Agreements and Certifications for both the County Attorney's Office and the Sheriff's Office on Aug. 25, 2026, after presentations by County Attorney staff and Sheriff's Office leadership.
On Aug. 25 the Seward County Board of Commissioners authorized the Chair to sign Equitable Sharing Agreements and Certifications for both the County Attorney's Office and the Sheriff's Office.
Wendy Elston, County Attorney, and Casey Tieman, Operations Manager, presented the County Attorney’s agreement; later Sheriff Vance, Captain Borges and Blair Yoder presented the Sheriff's Office agreement. Both agreements were authorized by majority motions recorded in the minutes. The board’s action enables the offices to participate in federal equitable sharing programs as certified by county officials.
The minutes record routine authorization motions (County Attorney agreement moved by Hain and seconded by Zabrocki; Sheriff's Office moved by Zabrocki and seconded by Curtis) and votes in favor. No dollar amounts or specific asset‑sharing details were included in the meeting minutes.
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