Leavenworth County commissioners approve year‑end budget amendments and reserve transfers Commissioners approved routine year‑end amendments to 2025 fee‑based budgets and authorized transfers totaling several million dollars into equipment, capital road and courthouse renovation reserve funds to fund multiyear projects and upcoming construction needs.

Leavenworth County commissioners just approved a series of budget amendments that will pave the way for major upgrades in equipment, roads, and courthouse renovations without raising taxes!

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County IT Director Larry retires April 1 after 20 years of service Larry announces retirement and discusses budget challenges during county commission meeting.

Leavenworth County bids a humorous farewell to IT Director Larry after 20 years, while tackling crucial budgetary challenges that could reshape their tech landscape.

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County Approves Static 2025 Budget with 2% Salary Cap Increase County finalizes 2025 budget, maintaining 48% expenditure with salary adjustments planned.

Leavenworth County is keeping its budget stable for 2025, with a modest salary increase for employees while tackling long-standing code enforcement issues!

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Commissioners discuss budget challenges for attorney fees and Meals on Wheels funding Commissioners address rising attorney fees and budget pressures on Meals on Wheels program.

Leavenworth County is facing tough financial decisions as skyrocketing attorney fees and rising costs for essential services like Meals on Wheels threaten community support.

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County commissioners discuss sheriff's budget increase and recruitment challenges Commissioners evaluate budget options for sheriff's 4% pay increase amid recruitment issues.

Leavenworth County's budget debate is heating up as officials weigh a crucial 4% salary increase for the sheriff's department to tackle urgent recruitment challenges.

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County discusses budget challenges for motor vehicle fund amid rising benefit costs County officials address potential funding shortfalls in motor vehicle operations and rising personnel costs.

Leavenworth County is grappling with a potential $30,000 shortfall in its motor vehicle fund due to rising personnel costs and inadequate state funding.

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County Commissioners Face $1.5 Million Shortfall Amid Rising Employee Costs and Turnover County faces $1.5 million shortfall, prompting discussions on employee cost-sharing and service reductions.

Leavenworth County is facing a daunting $1.5 million budget shortfall, leading to tough decisions that could impact services and employee retention.

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