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Votes at a glance: motions and formal actions, Dec. 8, 2025

December 09, 2025 | Coffey County, Kansas


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Votes at a glance: motions and formal actions, Dec. 8, 2025
At the Dec. 8, 2025 meeting the Coffey County Board of Commissioners recorded the following formal actions:

- Approved minutes of Dec. 1, 2025 (moved by Peterson; seconded by Barker).
- Authorized chairman to sign payroll notice changing Martin Ernst's employment status (mover: McCurry; second: Peterson).
- Approved a tax abatement for $5,555.16 related to an ownership correction (mover: Chairman; second: Abendroth).
- Authorized payroll notices for Shaded Mills new hire (recycling equipment operator) and for Ethan Clay (corrections) and Kayla Rhodes (Emergency Management deputy director); motions carried.
- Approved updated Coffey County Sheriff's Office fee schedule dated 12/05/2025.
- Approved a one-year lobbying services agreement with Timothy E. Johnson at $1,500/month for 2026 (mover: Thompson; second: Barker).
- Approved a planning consultant contract with ALMA Company, PA (Russ Ue) for up to 20 hours/month at $150/hour (mover: Abendroth; second: Barker).
- Approved Application for Payment No. 24 to River City Construction LLC for $52,084.49 related to the Coffey County Law Enforcement Center (mover: McCurry; second: Peterson).
- Authorized the chairman to sign a contract addendum extending the closing date for 405 Neosure Street to 12/22/2025 (mover: Avendroff; second: Barker).
- Reappointed Jenny Tapman to the Coffey County Tourism and Visitors Board effective 01/01/2026–12/31/2027.
- Appointed Mark Peterson as voting delegate and Todd Barker as first alternate for the Kansas Association of Counties conference.

Where a motion included an explicit mover/second on the record, that information is shown. Most votes were carried by voice vote with recorded "aye" responses; no roll-call tallies were provided in the transcript for many items. Items handled as discussion (insurance renewal, HRRR grant pursuit, bridge planning, laydown yard lease) were moved to follow-up work rather than immediate votes.

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