Central Platte NRD Board to Hold Public Hearing to Set Property Tax Request
The Central Platte Natural Resources District (CPNRD) Board of Directors will hold a public hearing to set the property tax request and levy on September 3, 2026, during the regularly scheduled Board of Directors meeting. Note: The August board meeting was moved to allow time for the required public notices. The Board approved the 2026/2027 fiscal year budget of $26,278,764,079, a decrease from last year’s budget of $31,799,740.74 at their July Board meeting. The budget includes proposed expenditures, liabilities, necessary cash reserves, and county treasurer commissions. Based on current balances and projected revenues, the required property tax request is unchanged at $5,347,828.91, a decrease of $5.40 from last year.
The August board meeting will begin at 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, September 3, 2026, at the CPNRD office, 215 Kaufman Avenue in Grand Island. The Public Hearing will start immediately prior at 1:45 p.m.
AGENDA/ACTION ITEMS
BUSINESS *Denotes Possible Action Item
1. Pledge of Allegiance, Roll Call, Call to Order *
Excused Absences | Meeting Minutes | Public Forum
2. Natural Resources Conservation Service
Joe Krolikowski, District Conservationist
3. Precision Conservation Management Program
Darren Cudaback, Precision Conservation Specialist
4. Budget Committee *
Set levy for 2026/2027 Budget
5. Building Committee *
a. Change Order #9 – Rogge General Contractors
b. Progress update on the new office and education center
6. Water Quality Committee
a. Nitrogen Management Certification Program: V-Taps
b. One Red Program
7. Perkins County Canal *
Joint Defense Common Interest Agreement
8. Manager’s Report
Lyndon Vogt, General Manager
9. CPNRD/NSWCP Cost Share Applications *
Kelly Cole, Administrative Assistant
10. Nebraska Association of Resources Districts Annual Conference *
Voting Delegate and Alternate
11. August Financial Report *
12. Nebraska Association of Resources Districts
Deb VanMatre, NARD Board Member
13. Nebraska Natural Resources Commission Report
Doug Reeves, Middle Platte Basin Representative
14. Other
As may develop before the Board meeting