Harvey County commissioners to consider detention center generator, East Park hunting agreement
Board will also receive the 2025 financial audit presentation during its Tuesday morning meeting
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Sign up freeThe Harvey County Commission is scheduled to meet Tuesday to consider a new hunting agreement for East Park and review quotes to replace the generator at the county detention center. During their 9 a.m. meeting at the courthouse in Newton, the board — comprising Commissioners Becky Reimer, Terry Scott and Don Schroeder — is also set to receive a presentation on the county's 2025 financial audit and agreed-upon procedures. The agenda includes routine department updates, an administrator's report from County Administrator Kevin Frymire and a public comment period.
Commissioners will also consider approving two batches of warrant checks totaling $296,664.78. The expenditures cover a wide range of standard county operations and services, including $18,577.05 to Straight-Line Striping Inc. for 2026 pavement striping and $13,350 to Douglas County Criminal Justice Services for juvenile care. Other notable upcoming payments include $28,902.15 to Imagine It Inc. for a yearly IT service plan agreement and $14,565 to Reno County Youth Services.
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