Olson to retire as Finney County administrator after 17 years
Finney County announces Pete Olson will retire this summer after 35 years of public service. County Commissioner Cliff Mayo praised Olson as a stabilizing force who guided the board through budgeting and governance since 1993. Elsa Ulrich noted Olson’s long tenure and expertise. See County, Page A5
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Leoti employees protest changes to overtime and benefits
A group of Leoti city workers voiced concerns to the Seou City Council over a new March employee handbook reducing overtime eligibility sick leave and paid days off altering how overtime is earned and calling for reinstatement of previous policies. Deputy clerk Kara Ayers presented 12 requests including reinstating overtime pay sick leave and paid days off and raises for three staff members. Mayor Laura Medina defended the handbook saying it targets abuse of overtime and sick days.
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Budget shortfall decline sparks hope for Kansas finances
Kansas projected budget shortfall shrank to 433 million for the next fiscal year as March tax receipts topped forecasts by 14 million. Officials caution it may be too early to declare stability while paying delays to public schools linger. Further projections due April 16 could push the gap between 450 and 500 million.
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