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Brown County
The Project generally consists of removal and replacement of an existing bridge. Work includes 1,055 CY of common excavation; 299 CY of contractor furnished excavation; 947 CY of compaction of earthwork; 293.1 CY of concrete (grade 4.0) (AE); 432 CY of slope protection; 84 SY of concrete pavement (10" bridge approach).
Posted Date
Jun 4, 2026
Due Date
Jun 22, 2026
Release: Jun 4, 2026
Brown County
Close: Jun 22, 2026
The Project generally consists of removal and replacement of an existing bridge. Work includes 1,055 CY of common excavation; 299 CY of contractor furnished excavation; 947 CY of compaction of earthwork; 293.1 CY of concrete (grade 4.0) (AE); 432 CY of slope protection; 84 SY of concrete pavement (10" bridge approach).
AvailableBrown County
Provide 60 acres of brome hay, fescue, and native grass at county landfill for three calendar years.
Posted Date
Dec 18, 2025
Due Date
Dec 29, 2025
Release: Dec 18, 2025
Brown County
Close: Dec 29, 2025
Provide 60 acres of brome hay, fescue, and native grass at county landfill for three calendar years.
Brown County
Work include removal of an existing 6' x 6' concrete box culvert and the placement of tubes and a band with headwall and toe wall.
Posted Date
Jul 10, 2025
Due Date
Jul 18, 2025
Release: Jul 10, 2025
Brown County
Close: Jul 18, 2025
Work include removal of an existing 6' x 6' concrete box culvert and the placement of tubes and a band with headwall and toe wall.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Brown County
The board conducted an executive session to discuss the pay and performance of non-elected personnel. Discussions also involved Resolution No. 81-R-2 concerning the use of county roadways by commercial vehicles. Additionally, a work session addressed various infrastructure and operational matters, including low clearance signage, intersection closures, mechanical issues with equipment, fuel surcharge costs, road surfacing options, the chip and seal plan, and the identification of main haul roads.
This document outlines the Brown County Neighborhood Revitalization Plan, adopted under the Kansas Neighborhood Revitalization Act, to address significant challenges such as long-term population decline, economic vulnerability, and health disparities. The plan aims to protect public health, safety, and welfare by incentivizing property revitalization and new construction. Key focus areas include stabilizing and growing the population, enhancing housing development, attracting workforce, and making quality-of-life investments to counter trends like youth out-migration and an aging population. It details eligibility criteria, application procedures, and a property tax increment rebate program over ten years to stimulate economic diversification and improve community well-being.
The meeting included a discussion regarding emergency management operations, specifically the reimbursement process for fire department expenses incurred during recent regional wildfires, with the Commission voting to authorize reimbursements for affected departments. A letter of gratitude was read acknowledging the exceptional service of the emergency management director during a recent fire emergency. The Commission also approved a request from the local Lions Club to host a community event on the courthouse grounds. Additionally, the commissioners scheduled a future public coffee meeting and held an executive session to discuss non-elected personnel and compensation matters related to the road crew.
The board received updates from the Treasurer regarding tax sales and from the County Counselor concerning an upcoming impound vehicle sale and design research. Executive sessions were conducted to discuss legal liability and the performance and pay of non-elected personnel. The board approved two Property Use Agreements for events on the Courthouse lawn, authorized a reimbursement to Brown County Developmental Services for a prior invoicing error, and elected to continue the annual building inspection program with Stanfield Roofing. Additionally, the board approved the purchase of mounting brackets for a patriotic banners project to honor local veterans.
The Board approved payroll expenditures across various departments, including General, Road & Bridge, Technology, and others. The commissioners authorized a letter of support for the City of Robinson's Community Development Block Grant application aimed at funding an emergency response brush truck for the local fire department. Additionally, the Board discussed invoicing corrections for solid waste tonnage and reviewed a proposal for an alternative bridge construction product. An executive session was conducted to address potential legal liability and attorney-client privilege matters, with no further action taken.
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