HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Reno County Commissioners with a light agenda to go over Tuesday.

The Board did some clean up work with Community Corrections on their policies. According to County Administrator Gary Meagher, some of the policies were outdated or no longer the operations of the department.

The Board also approved the contract with Miller Homebuilders for construction of a new maintenance building for the weed department at a cost of $46,472.

The Commission approved a date of September 18 for the canvas of votes for the Highlands’ special election. The new community needs to have an election to surpass the state’s tax lid, even though they’ve never had a budget before.

The election will be held Thursday, September 13.