County’s owner-occupied housing rehab program coming to a close, goal fulfilled, money spent7/26/2024
YORK COUNTY – York County’s very successful owner-occupied housing rehabilitation program is coming to a close, as the goal of 19 houses have been positively affected.
YORK COUNTY – Last September, it was announced how all the stop signs in the county would be replaced thanks to a state grant.
YORK COUNTY – The York County Commissioners have agreed to contract with the state print shop, again, to print the LB 644 pink postcards this year should they be needed.
YORK – There is currently a vacancy on the York County Aging Services Board.
Commissioner Jack Sikes said this week Dale Radcliff, who has been a member and the vice-chairman, has resigned his position. “We will be seeking someone to fulfill his position,” Sikes said. Interested individuals can reach out to Sikes or the York County Aging Services office. YORK COUNTY – The York County Commissioners will be considering the county’s annual contract for audit and budget work when they meet in regular session on Tuesday, July 23.
They have been contracting with Regier, Carr and Monroe LLP for a number of years. The firm assists the county commissioners with creating the budget each summer and they conduct the audit later in the fiscal year. Years ago, the commissioners determined there was no conflict in having the same firm conduct both the budget and the audit. Also on Tuesday’s agenda:
Sheriff: NDOT to conduct study of problematic intersections along Highway 81 bypass in York7/22/2024
YORK -- York County Sheriff Paul Vrbka says he has been informed the Nebraska Department of Transportation will be conducting engineering/traffic studies at several problematic intersections along the Highway 81 bypass around York.
YORK -- York County Sheriff Paul Vrbka said Wednesday he is "very, very pleased that rumble bars have been installed on Highway 34, on the approach to the intersection with Highway 81" in York County.
YORK COUNTY – The deadline has been reached for village board incumbents to file their intentions to run again for office.
Non-incumbents have until Aug. 1 to file their candidacies. The following are the seats up for election this year, in each of the villages in York County, and who has filed so far:
York County is accepting applications for a Female Corrections Officer. To qualify for the position of Corrections Officer, you must have completed FTO training for Corrections Officer and Jail Management training through the Nebraska Law Enforcement Training Center within twelve (12) months of hire. The Corrections Officer is appointed by the York County Sheriff.
See completed posting on Indeed. Please complete application available at https://www.yorkcounty.ne.gov/employment.html The York County Board of Commissioners is seeking qualified applicants for the position of York County Clerk. The County Clerk is the secretary to the County Board and oversees Elections, Register of Deeds, Accounts Payable and Payroll/HR. Other duties include compiling the budget, audit information, and inventories; registering marriage, alcohol and cigarette licenses; submitting public meeting information to the newspaper; and other duties as assigned by state statute. The successful candidate will fill out the remainder of the term ending in January 2026.
Must be a citizen of the United States, at least 18 years of age and have a high school diploma or GED. Must reside in York County Nebraska and be a registered voter with no felony convictions per §23-150. Salary set per resolution, with full benefit package. All submissions must be received by July 31, 2024 at 4:00 pm. Submit cover letter and resume to the York County Clerk’s Office, 510 N. Lincoln Ave, York, NE 68467 or email to [email protected]. Public interviews will be held during the Board of Commissioner’s meeting on August 6th. Swearing into office will be on August 7th. York County is an EOE. This position is subject to Veteran’s Preference. |
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