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Keith County
One (1) Used Agricultural/Utility Tractor.
Posted Date
Oct 8, 2025
Due Date
Oct 22, 2025
Release: Oct 8, 2025
Keith County
Close: Oct 22, 2025
One (1) Used Agricultural/Utility Tractor.
West Central Nebraska Development District (WCNDD)
Provide independent auditing services for fiscal years 2024, 2025, and 2026, with the option to extend for two additional one-year periods (2027 and 2028).
Posted Date
Aug 16, 2025
Due Date
Sep 11, 2025
Release: Aug 16, 2025
West Central Nebraska Development District (WCNDD)
Close: Sep 11, 2025
Provide independent auditing services for fiscal years 2024, 2025, and 2026, with the option to extend for two additional one-year periods (2027 and 2028).
West Central Nebraska Development District (WCNDD)
Provide ongoing legal services for the organization serving 18 counties in west central Nebraska.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Sep 11, 2025
Release: -
West Central Nebraska Development District (WCNDD)
Close: Sep 11, 2025
Provide ongoing legal services for the organization serving 18 counties in west central Nebraska.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Keith County
The Board addressed various administrative and financial matters, including the approval of claims and the payment of salaries. Key discussion topics included reports from the Highway Superintendent, Zoning Administrator, and Chief Deputy; updates from the KCAD Executive Director; and the approval of two Conditional Use Permits for vacation rentals. The Board also discussed health insurance premiums, designated the State Print Shop for public hearing postcards, and reviewed several grant requests for tourism and local events. Additionally, the Board conducted a walk-through of the old DHHS building and reviewed travel requests for staff.
The Board discussed and approved the payment of various claims across multiple funds including the General, Road/Bridge, and Juvenile Diversion funds. Reports were received from department heads and officials. Key actions included setting health insurance premiums for the upcoming budget year, authorizing health care employees to participate in a rural incentive program, and approving a budget request for the county fair art exhibit. Additionally, the Board authorized a grant award packet for juvenile services and conducted an executive session to discuss litigation strategies. Discussions regarding cost-of-living adjustments, building walk-throughs, and specific conditional use permits were addressed or tabled.
The board discussed and approved a tax correction presented by the County Assessor. Additionally, the board reviewed and approved several tax status changes as presented by the County Assessor.
The board heard reports from various department heads, including the Chief Deputy, Zoning Administrator, Emergency Manager, and Highway Superintendent. Key actions included approving a credit card for the Building and Grounds Superintendent, authorizing a significant fund transfer from the General Fund to the Road/Bridge Fund, and approving a Work/Financial Plan with USDA Wildlife Services. Several items were tabled for future consideration, including a resolution for CDBG funds, the NE Rural Health Workforce Incentive Program, health insurance premiums for the upcoming budget year, and cost-of-living adjustment discussions. An executive session was held to discuss potential litigation, and travel was approved for the Emergency Manager to attend a training workshop.
The board meeting agenda includes administrative personnel matters, payment of claims, and department reports. Key business topics comprise a resolution for CDBG funding, discussions regarding health insurance premiums, an incentive program for rural health, and requests for departmental credit cards. Additionally, the board will address cost of living adjustment (COLA) discussions, a fund transfer from the General Fund to the Road/Bridge Fund, contract negotiations with Arthur County, and wildlife service coordination with the USDA. An executive session is scheduled for legal review of a possible tort claim and insurance premium discussions.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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