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Government Projects in Butler County
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Butler County approved a one-year Motorola System Upgrade Agreement and a $132,869.20 payment for its radio infrastructure to stay current with the KDOT statewide system. The county has been under a Motorola contract since 2017, but commissioners and the E911 director discussed exploring alternatives to Motorola for future upgrades. This is decided work now, but it signals potential future competition for radio infrastructure, support, and lifecycle planning as the county evaluates options.
On June 30, 2026, Butler County is considering approval of an invoice from Berry Tractor to repair the BOMAG landfill trash compactor, which has a failed wheel motor and a left-side drive issue tied to the HST tandem pump. The Public Works Director recommends replacing, rather than rebuilding, key components to improve reliability for this backup compactor that supports construction and demolition debris operations. Berry Tractor has provided a June 22, 2026 estimate of 49,045.97 for a new HST tandem pump, oil, filters, and labor, and the agenda item requests authorization not to exceed 56,400 to cover the full repair, including potential variance and freight. While this work is already directed to Berry Tractor, the decision reveals them as the incumbent heavy-equipment service provider for the landfill and highlights ongoing reliability challenges with critical compaction equipment. Vendors of landfill equipment, maintenance services, telematics, and rental backup units can use this intelligence to time future outreach around maintenance contracts, replacements, and downtime mitigation for both the BOMAG and the CAT compactors.
In the June 30, 2026 accounts payable packet, Butler County lists a payment of 84,435 to Turn Key Health Clinics, LLC, coded to the Sheriff-Jail fund, indicating an ongoing contracted medical services relationship for the county jail. This level of recurring payment suggests a significant, likely multi-year contract covering inmate healthcare. While this invoice reflects an already awarded arrangement rather than a new procurement, it confirms Turn Key as the incumbent correctional healthcare provider and gives a sense of monthly or periodic spend. Competitors in correctional healthcare, telehealth, pharmacy management, and medical staffing can use this intelligence to monitor contract size and timing, such as aligning outreach with likely renewal windows, and to propose supplemental services that integrate with Turn Key’s program or prepare for a future rebid.
The June 30, 2026 accounts payable report shows a payment of 15,750 to Superior Emergency Response Vehicles, coded under the Sheriff-Jail Reserve fund (0056). Although the description is not expanded, the vendor name and fund suggest recent purchase or outfitting of emergency response equipment or vehicles supporting public safety operations. This payment confirms Superior Emergency Response Vehicles as an active vendor for specialized emergency equipment or apparatus within Butler County. While the specific transaction is already decided, it signals an ongoing relationship that could involve future vehicle builds, upfitting, maintenance, or equipment add-ons. Fire, EMS, and law-enforcement vehicle vendors and upfitters can use this to understand the county’s preferences and to time outreach for future fleet replacement cycles or expansion of response capabilities.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Butler County, Kansas
58 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Walnut
Town of Union
Town of Towanda
Town of Sycamore
Town of Spring
Town of Rosalia
Town of Rock Creek
Town of Richland
Town of Prospect
Town of Plum Grove
Town of Pleasant
Town of Murdock
Town of Milton
Town of Logan
Town of Little Walnut
Town of Lincoln
Town of Hickory
Town of Glencoe
Town of Fairview
Town of Fairmount
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