County counselor outlines bills under monitoring, including proposals on benefits verification and public‑construction contracts County counselor Jacob Banson briefed commissioners on state legislation the county is monitoring, including Senate Bill 254 (restricting public benefits for certain noncitizens), a single property appraisal proposal, and a public construction bill (SB 335) on mutual waiver of consequential damages; he recommended tracking and, if needed, submitting testimony.

County counselor Jacob Banson has raised critical concerns over new legislation that could impact public benefits and construction costs in Kansas—are you aware of how these bills might affect you?

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Excited to be hosting this cool virtual event w my friend @elissabass.bsky.social on March 6. Join us!

We're gonna be walking folks thru the seeming-chaos of how to do state level #LegislationTracking, sp in #Connecticut. Working group hopefully to follow.

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