Atchison County Commission Meeting
Atchison County Courthouse
Lower Level
423 North 5th St
Atchison, KS 66002
May 17, 2022
REGULAR MEETING AGENDA
Starting at 1:00 pm
Chairman Eric Noll, 2nd District
Commissioner Jack Bower, 1st District
Commissioner Casey Quinn, 3rd District
1.
1:00P.M.
2.
Call to Order
The County Commission is called to order by the Chairman
3.
Pledge of Allegiance
4.
Public Comment
5.
Reading and Approval of Minutes
Approval of Minutes from Last commission meeting
5.1.
6.
Commissioner Comments and Committee Reports
7.
Reports of Elected Officials and Department Heads
7.1.
8.
New Business before the Board
8.1.
Wesley Lanter, Emergency Management/IT Director
Trend Micro Renewal for 2022 Approval
City of Effingham IT Agreement Approval
8.2.
Emily Genail, Road & Bridge
Berry Tractor Purchase Order Approval
8.3.
Mark Zeltner, Finance Director
2021 Audit Letter Approval
8.4.
NEK Multi-County Health
2023 Budget Request
8.5.
NEKAAA
2023 Budget Request
8.6.
Atchison Conservation District
2023 Budget Request
8.7.
Atchison County Fair and Fair Maintenance
2023 Budget Request
8.8.
Atchison County Historical Society
2023 Budget Request
9.
Old or Unfinished Business before the Board
10.
County Counselor Updates
10.1.
Patrick Henderson, County Counselor
Project Authorization and Sale Resolution Approval
11.
Executive Sessions ( Time reserved for executive sessions)
12.
Presentation and Approval of Claims
13.
Presentation of Petitions, Memorials, and Remonstrances
14.
Introduction and Consideration of Resolutions
15.
Notices and Communications
16.
Public Comment
17.
Adjournment
18.
Zoom Details
Atchison County will be limiting public access to all Atchison County departments and offices to take preventative measures designed to reduce the spread of the Coronavirus illness. We are making arrangements to adjust services to be in the best interest of the employees and citizens of Atchison County and following the interim guidance as provided by KDHE and the CDC. The Atchison County Board of County Commission meetings will be utilizing Zoom to meet the Kansas Open Meetings Act. Members of the public can connect to the meetings via smart phone, or computer connections. The meeting ID number will be listed on the corresponding agenda. Members of the public can attend the BOCC meeting in-person; however, we urge and encourage all citizens to take active steps to prevent the spread of COVID-19. If you have any symptoms similar to the flu, including fever, cough or shortness of breath, please do not attend until symptoms have subsided and you have been fever-free for 24 hours.