The Sedgwick County Board of Commissioners held an agenda review meeting on February 14, 2025, to discuss key items for the upcoming meeting scheduled for February 19. The meeting covered various topics, including county announcements, appointments, and new business items.

Julie Simpson from emergency management was invited to discuss severe weather safety classes, while Elizabeth Wingo from risk management presented a new safety poster. The commissioners also reminded attendees about the upcoming "I Voted" sticker initiative and the closing dates for public service nominations. A video honoring Black History Month was also mentioned, alongside a reminder that county offices will be closed on Presidents' Day.

Several appointments were on the agenda, including a township trustee and various advisory board recommendations from different commissioners. Notably, the meeting addressed a zoning change request for a property located at 50 Third and North Gao, which was deemed routine and recommended for approval.

In new business, the commissioners discussed an annexation item, with Sam present to answer any questions. They decided to pull an item related to the sheriff's department from the agenda for further review. Additionally, Mark Clark will present his annual report on property value trends in Sedgwick County.

The meeting also included discussions on a developmental disability affiliation agreement with Independent Forward, which will allow the organization to continue providing services in the community. An annual delegation of signature authority for Older Americans Act paperwork was also confirmed.

The meeting concluded with plans for two executive sessions, with the commissioners aiming to reserve a conference room for these discussions. Overall, the agenda review highlighted important community safety initiatives and ongoing administrative matters, setting the stage for the upcoming meeting.