Riley County is gaining support for a legislative proposal to address criminal nuisance properties, county counselor Jacob Hansen told Riley County commissioners Thursday.
Hansen said the proposal made the Kansas Association of Counties’s top five legislative priorities during a policy meeting earlier in the week. The designation could help the county secure support from the Kansas Legislature. “We should see a lot of help from KAC, and potentially trying to get this for counties across the state,” Hansen said.
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Hansen said the proposal made the Kansas Association of Counties’s top five legislative priorities during a policy meeting earlier in the week. The designation could help the county secure support from the Kansas Legislature. “We should see a lot of help from KAC, and potentially trying to get this for counties across the state,” Hansen said.
Read more: themercury.com –
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