Clay County Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting
The Board of Commissioners conducted a comprehensive meeting covering multiple departmental updates and budgetary approvals. Key discussions included financial donations for community events, maintenance and repair approvals for county vehicles and landfill equipment, and updates from the Highway, EMS, Emergency Management, Sheriff, and Health departments. The Board reviewed grant funding for the Drug-Free Community Program and approved a small business development grant. Additionally, the Board held a Revenue Neutral Rate hearing and public comment session regarding property valuations and the 2027 budget. The session concluded with the formal adoption of the 2027 budgets for the Riverside Drainage District, Mulberry Rural Fire Department, Clay County Rural Highway District, and Clay County.
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Clay County Board Of Commissioners Regular Meeting
The Board of Commissioners held a meeting to review and approve payroll, accounts payable, and jury pay. Key actions included accepting a bid for the Broughton Bridge Replacement and adopting resolutions for traffic control signs on 19th Road and Old Flat Mile. The Medical Center CEO provided an update on staffing, including new surgeons and emergency medicine physicians, as well as a grant status for a DaVinci robot. Discussions with the Highway Administrator addressed road sign placement, driveway maintenance, and road spray estimates, alongside clarifying communication protocols for equipment safety inspections. The Emergency Manager presented a radio programming bid and received approval for conference attendance. The EMS Director reported on training initiatives and a contractual agreement with the City of Clifton. The County Treasurer received approval for computer equipment purchases and provided a tax sale update. The Sheriff reported on facility repairs and patrol vehicle status, and the Landfill Director updated the board on operations and maintenance needs. Finally, a discussion regarding DOT safety regulations and equipment maintenance standards was held with the Mechanic Forman.
Jul 13, 2026·Board meeting
Clay County Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting
The Board conducted various administrative and operational reviews. Key discussions included approval of a four-way stop sign project with the City of Clay Center, appointment of the County Medical Director and a member to the Joint Corrections Advisory Board, and a review of the Kworcc inspection report. A budget workshop was held regarding the 2027 fiscal year. The Highway Department reported on road maintenance, and the Board approved funding for a chip seal project and discussed vehicle title issues. The EMS Director provided department activity reports, while the Emergency Manager discussed floodplain map updates. The Sheriff's Department reported on grant-funded improvements and jail facility upgrades. The Landfill Director discussed corrective action plans, debris clearance, and equipment repairs. Finally, the Board adopted a resolution regarding the renewal of county sales tax for roadway improvements.
Jun 29, 2026·Board meeting
Clay County Board Of Commissioners Regular Meeting
The board discussed several items, including a state review of a grant application for an asphalt project and a presentation of the proposed 2027 budgets for the County Clerk, Election Funds, District Court, and Treasurer. The Highway Department reported on bridge replacements and lighting upgrades. The Health Department reported on recruitment challenges and facility maintenance. The Sheriff's office received approval to purchase a restraint device and discussed bid specifications for a new vehicle. Additionally, the board visited the local museum, heard concerns regarding landfill management, approved a residential NRP application, and adopted a resolution establishing a moratorium on data centers in unincorporated areas. A financial report on property tax collections and investments was also provided.
