IT Director at Mitchell County
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Jul 24, 2026
Oct 1, 2026
Mitchell County, Kansas is seeking proposals from qualified firms to redesign, develop, and host its county website. The project aims to provide a modern, secure, accessible, and easy-to-manage site for residents, businesses, visitors, and County staff. Proposals are due October 1, 2026.
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Jul 24, 2026
Oct 1, 2026
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The commissioners received updates regarding public health initiatives and discussed the creation of a County Safety Committee, which was subsequently approved via resolution. The board also reviewed and approved a revised Bereavement Leave Policy, discussed information concerning Data Center Moratoriums, and authorized the purchase of new IT camera equipment. Additionally, the board addressed cyber security measures, including a pending remediation report and retest, and held executive sessions to discuss security measures related to IT and communications systems.
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Mitchell County, Kansas is seeking proposals from qualified firms to redesign, develop, and host its county website. The project aims to provide a modern, secure, accessible, and easy-to-manage site for residents, businesses, visitors, and County staff. Proposals are due October 1, 2026.
The commissioners approved a Neighborhood Revitalization application for a residential building project. The treasurer provided an update on unclaimed ACH payments, and the appraiser explained the state compliance review process. The board accepted a resignation from the Tourism committee and appointed a replacement. Additionally, they appointed a new County Health Officer, issued a proclamation designating September as Recovery Month, and reviewed department updates from the Sheriff.
The board approved a resolution establishing requirements for removing real property from the county tax sale. Public hearings were held for the Revenue Neutral Rate and budgets for the MC Rural Fire #3 and Hayes Township, resulting in the approval of their FY 2027 budgets. The commissioners discussed a proposed three-year moratorium on data centers and associated infrastructure within the county. Additionally, the EMS department provided updates regarding staffing, new equipment acquisition, and protocol revisions. The board also reviewed and adopted the updated Emergency Operations Plan and discussed the formation of a county safety committee.
The commissioners discussed a potential sheriff's sale, with an estimated date set for early 2027. Approval was granted for a Neighborhood Revitalization project for a new residential building. The commissioners accepted the Abstract of Votes Cast in the 2026 Primary Election and reached an agreement regarding automatic mutual aid for the Rescue Squad covering the Glasco area. The EMS department provided updates, and the commissioners reviewed a quote for EMS building repairs, which was ultimately considered too high.
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