Corrections Services to open new building Monday
The county's Corrections Services will move into a 24,000 square foot building at 2701 N. 11th St and 601 N. Main St on Monday, with Court Services moving in the second week of August. The project, funded by a 2014 sales tax approved for up to 6.625 million, includes classrooms, offices for parole workers, and space for Compass Behavioral Health to offer counseling services. County leaders anticipate improved coordination and public access, with a grand opening planned after Court Services relocates.
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Garden City Wheatland settle for 82 cent rate per kWh
Settlement sets Wheatland Electric rate at 82 cents per kilowatt hour for Garden City, with a six month data review and a six month rate request drop from 1.66 to 1.34 per kWh. Garden City would save about 289000 dollars yearly. final KCC approval pending. Wheatland cites one company approach and says the settlement is fair. Wheatland serves over 20000 members across 14 Kansas counties and two in Colorado.
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Protests Sticking Fight Over Tainted Stickers At RNC
Federal and local officials investigate yellow stickers reading I am awesome handed to police during the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. A Georgia state trooper and a Cleveland officer were treated for skin irritation. authorities say it is unclear if the stickers caused the reactions and later notes describe a man detained for 90 minutes with stickers seized.
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Three candidates discuss biggest challenges for treasurer race
Birkholz cites technology as key to handling daily reports and information for taxpayers. Drees sees rapid growth and regulatory changes requiring better tech and cross county cooperation. Urteaga emphasizes educating taxpayers on where funds go and why increases occur. The winner will train with retiring Dick, who leaves after serving since 1988. Beverly Schmitz Glass contributed.
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