The Saline County Quorum Court held its final meeting of 2024 on December 31, where members reflected on the year’s accomplishments and recognized the contributions of key individuals in the community. The meeting began with a prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance, setting a tone of gratitude and unity.

One of the highlights of the evening was the heartfelt recognition of Keith Keck, who has served as a Justice of the Peace since 2018. His dedication to his constituents and commitment to integrity were praised by fellow members, who acknowledged his significant impact on the community. Keck expressed his appreciation for the collaborative spirit among the court members, emphasizing the importance of friendship and respect in their work.

The court also honored Barbara Howe for her 20 years of service to Saline County. Members shared their gratitude for her unwavering dedication and joyful approach to her duties, even during challenging times. A proclamation was presented to Howe as a token of appreciation for her contributions over the years.

In addition to these recognitions, the meeting included the approval of previous minutes and discussions on various reports and proclamations. The atmosphere was one of camaraderie and commitment to serving the community, with members expressing optimism for the upcoming year.

As Saline County looks ahead to 2025, the Quorum Court remains focused on its mission to address community needs and foster a spirit of service among its members. The meeting underscored the importance of collaboration and dedication in local governance, setting a positive tone for the year to come.