YORK -- On Tuesday, June 10, when the York County Commissioners meet in regular session, they will be considering a contract for printing the annual “Pink Postcards” later this summer – if they are needed.

​YORK COUNTY -- YORK COUNTY – The York County Sheriff’s Office and the York Police Department, along with the Nebraska State Patrol, are warning about text message scams.

YORK – The York County Commissioners attended this past week’s statewide workshop for county board members held in Kearney.
This workshop was presented by the Nebraska Association of County Officials.
The day was spent in classes about numerous topics, including matters before the board of equalization. They also spent time networking and an awards ceremony closed out the day. 
Pictured during the board of equalization session are Commissioners Randy Obermier, Daniel Grotz and Joe Burgess. 

YORK COUNTY – The valuation protest period has started, according to York County Assessor Kurt Bulgrin.

YORK – The York County comprehensive plan public process officially kicked off Monday with two townhall meetings – one at the York Senior Center and the other at The Hatchery in Henderson. Then on Tuesday night, another meeting was held at Stone Creek Event Center in McCool Junction.

YORK – With the 2024-25 fiscal year nearing its close, it’s also time for the York County Commissioners and the county’s budget committee to tackle the task of formulating the budget for the 2025-26 fiscal year.

​The York County Historical Association has recently made major changes with new board members and active committees – and they are moving toward a change of location.

​YORK – The installation of a fire suppression system in the York County Jail is likely going to be very expensive, says Commissioner Chairman Randy Obermier.

YORK COUNTY – Years ago, York County and the village of Lushton signed off on an agreement in which Lushton would give the county its highway allocation funds and the county road crews would take care of the roads/streets within the village.

​York County residents will have a series of opportunities to voice their concerns, visions and values during the month of June as townhall meetings are scheduled at a variety of locations, as part of the updating process for the county’s comprehensive plan.
York County is growing, changing and evolving and everyone has a say in how the future looks regarding development, zoning and more.
The intent to is to gather ideas, spark dialogue and charge the course for the county’s comprehensive plan. Consultants for the county say, “These gatherings are not just meetings – they are opportunities to make your voice heard and to influence how our county grows, connects and thrives in the years to come. These townhalls are open to everyone – residents, business owners, students, farmers, parents and retirees as every perspective matters.”
The following are the dates, times and locations of the townhall meetings, which are being held in a variety of locations throughout the county:

• June 2, York Senior Center, 2 p.m.
• June 2, The Hatchery in Henderson, 6 p.m.
• June 3, Stone Creek in McCool Junction, 6 p.m.
• June 6, Gresham Community Hall, 6 p.m.
• June 10, Waco Community Hall, 6 p.m.
• June 11, Benedict Community Hall, 6 p.m.
• June 16, Cornerstone Event Center at the York County Fairgrounds, 6 p.m.