Where they stand
No sourced position or public action found for Abortion / life.
What they have done
No public action found for this issue.
RepublicanCurrent official, not on 2026 ballot
Neal Younger
Ellis County Commissioner, District 2; current officeholder not on the 2026 county filing PDF - current local official
This is a current-official accountability profile, not a 2026 ballot-candidate profile.
Sources
34
linked public trail
Issues
10/14
with evidence
Records
30
documented items
Online
22
observations
Source mix
34 total
15 primary19 secondary0 social
Latest source access: May 20, 2026
Source TrailBackgroundWho They Are
Neal Younger is profiled here for Ellis County Commissioner, District 2; current officeholder not on the 2026 county filing PDF as a Republican incumbent/current official. Neal Younger's public messaging footprint is unusually small for an incumbent elected official. No verified campaign website or candidate-controlled social account was found, and the strongest first-person source remains his July 30, 2020 Hays Post candidate... Visible absences matter for this profile. The harvest found no verified candidate-controlled Facebook, Instagram, X/Twitter, Bluesky, TikTok, Threads, LinkedIn, YouTube, Truth Social, Gab, Gettr, Substack, or Reddit account. It also found no verified current... These biography/status records are descriptive background only; no policy position is inferred from identity, faith, family, or associations.
- Party
- Republican
- Office
- Ellis County Commissioner, District 2; current officeholder not on the 2026 county filing PDF
- Occupation
- Electrician / Plumber
Issue overviewWhere They Stand on Big Issues
Position summary
Shown first when sourced
Dated actions
30 items on file
Online signals
22 observed
Where they stand
No sourced position or public action found for LGBT / gender / parental rights.
What they have done
No public action found for this issue.
Where they stand
Roads, water, housing, and development form the second major pattern. In 2020, Younger said the county should work with Hays on water and "higher-paying jobs." In 2024 joint city-county coverage, he supported Commerce Parkway access as a useful route to the new school, I-70, north Hays, and future development. In 2025 and 2026 housing and water discussions, he asked practical questions about traffic signals, rural w...
What they have done
Communication and public involvement are also recurring. Younger said in 2020 that city commissioners should attend county meetings and county commissioners should attend city meetings. He said he would talk with taxpayers and attend surrounding city, town, and fire meetings. At a 2024 Hays Middle School voter-education event, Hays Post reported that he told students listening to constituents and fellow leaders is important for staying connected, and he rooted that lesson in listening at home. (source, source)
Roads, water, housing, and development form the second major pattern. In 2020, Younger said the county should work with Hays on water and "higher-paying jobs." In 2024 joint city-county coverage, he supported Commerce Parkway access as a useful route to the new school, I-70, north Hays, and future development. In 2025 and 2026 housing and water discussions, he asked practical questions about traffic signals, rural water, county well access, and what would happen if planned private wells did not produce water. Thes...
Social/online observations
These observations show public activity tied to this issue. They are context, not confirmed positions.
HA
Hays Post, Feb. 17, 2025: reported Younger requested review of turn signals at Highway 40 and Canterbury Drive ahead of increased traffic fr…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
HA
Hays Post, Aug. 16, 2024: quoted Younger supporting Commerce Parkway access as a route to the new school, I-70, and future development.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
HA
Hays Post, Sept. 30, 2024: at a voter-education event, Younger said listening to constituents and fellow leaders matters for staying connect…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Where they stand
Visible absences matter for this profile. The harvest found no verified candidate-controlled Facebook, Instagram, X/Twitter, Bluesky, TikTok, Threads, LinkedIn, YouTube, Truth Social, Gab, Gettr, Substack, or Reddit account. It also found no verified current campaign website, no long-form post-2020 platform page, no public church-affiliation statement by Younger, and no reliable campaign finance table. The official...
Social/online observations
These observations show public activity tied to this issue. They are context, not confirmed positions.
BS
Visible absences matter for this profile. The harvest found no verified candidate-controlled Facebook, Instagram, X/Twitter, Bluesky, TikTok…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Where they stand
The most consistent theme is county spending, but his record reads as fiscal pragmatism rather than simple budget cutting. In 2020, he identified "Ellis County spending too much money" as a top voter concern and said the county should keep people involved in meetings. By 2025, during debate over the 2026 budget, he defended high spending as tied to core county services including ambulance, road and bridge, noxious w...
What they have done
April 8, 2026 county retreat minutes: Chair Younger called the retreat to order; discussion covered department needs, county financial future, capital planning, solar-farm implications, transient guest tax, fairgrounds/historical society funding, and sheriff staffing.
Ellis County spending too much money - Hays Post candidate profile - - topic: campaign concern
The official county record confirms his current role but provides mostly procedural rather than ideological material. Ellis County's commission page lists him as Second District commissioner and links the public agenda, minutes, and YouTube meeting records. Official minutes from January 13, 2026 show the commission appointed him chair for the year and appointed him to the Northwest Kansas Juvenile Board and Community Corrections. Later 2026 minutes show him calling meetings to order, participating in a road tour,...
His clearest later budget message came in the mental-health funding debate. Hays Post reported in July 2025 that Younger supported the requested High Plains Mental Health increase because it was less expensive than building a new jail. That framing tied county spending to cost avoidance and public safety rather than to a standalone service expansion. The county's March 17, 2026 minutes also recorded that, as commission chair, Younger had attended a High Plains Mental Health fundraiser. (source, source)
The most consistent theme is county spending, but his record reads as fiscal pragmatism rather than simple budget cutting. In 2020, he identified "Ellis County spending too much money" as a top voter concern and said the county should keep people involved in meetings. By 2025, during debate over the 2026 budget, he defended high spending as tied to core county services including ambulance, road and bridge, noxious weeds, and mental health. In the coded harvest, county finances, taxes, and budget process are the la...
Social/online observations
These observations show public activity tied to this issue. They are context, not confirmed positions.
YT
The official county record confirms his current role but provides mostly procedural rather than ideological material. Ellis County's commiss…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
HA
The most consistent theme is county spending, but his record reads as fiscal pragmatism rather than simple budget cutting. In 2020, he ident…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
HA
Hays Post, Sept. 9, 2025: during 2026 budget approval coverage, Younger defended high county spending as tied to services including ambulanc…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
HA
Hays Post, July 16, 2025: in budget discussion, Younger said the High Plains Mental Health increase was less expensive than building a new j…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Where they stand
Roads, water, housing, and development form the second major pattern. In 2020, Younger said the county should work with Hays on water and "higher-paying jobs." In 2024 joint city-county coverage, he supported Commerce Parkway access as a useful route to the new school, I-70, north Hays, and future development. In 2025 and 2026 housing and water discussions, he asked practical questions about traffic signals, rural w...
What they have done
Roads, water, housing, and development form the second major pattern. In 2020, Younger said the county should work with Hays on water and "higher-paying jobs." In 2024 joint city-county coverage, he supported Commerce Parkway access as a useful route to the new school, I-70, north Hays, and future development. In 2025 and 2026 housing and water discussions, he asked practical questions about traffic signals, rural water, county well access, and what would happen if planned private wells did not produce water. Thes...
Where they stand
No sourced position or public action found for Guns / Second Amendment.
What they have done
No public action found for this issue.
Where they stand
No sourced position or public action found for Immigration / border.
What they have done
No public action found for this issue.
Where they stand
The most consistent theme is county spending, but his record reads as fiscal pragmatism rather than simple budget cutting. In 2020, he identified "Ellis County spending too much money" as a top voter concern and said the county should keep people involved in meetings. By 2025, during debate over the 2026 budget, he defended high spending as tied to core county services including ambulance, road and bridge, noxious w...
What they have done
March 17, 2026 official minutes: Chair Neal Younger called the regular meeting to order; county commissioner report says he attended a weather spotting meeting and a High Plains Mental Health fundraiser.
His clearest later budget message came in the mental-health funding debate. Hays Post reported in July 2025 that Younger supported the requested High Plains Mental Health increase because it was less expensive than building a new jail. That framing tied county spending to cost avoidance and public safety rather than to a standalone service expansion. The county's March 17, 2026 minutes also recorded that, as commission chair, Younger had attended a High Plains Mental Health fundraiser. (source, source)
The most consistent theme is county spending, but his record reads as fiscal pragmatism rather than simple budget cutting. In 2020, he identified "Ellis County spending too much money" as a top voter concern and said the county should keep people involved in meetings. By 2025, during debate over the 2026 budget, he defended high spending as tied to core county services including ambulance, road and bridge, noxious weeds, and mental health. In the coded harvest, county finances, taxes, and budget process are the la...
Social/online observations
These observations show public activity tied to this issue. They are context, not confirmed positions.
HA
The most consistent theme is county spending, but his record reads as fiscal pragmatism rather than simple budget cutting. In 2020, he ident…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
HA
Hays Post, Sept. 9, 2025: during 2026 budget approval coverage, Younger defended high county spending as tied to services including ambulanc…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
HA
Hays Post, July 16, 2025: in budget discussion, Younger said the High Plains Mental Health increase was less expensive than building a new j…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
HA
Hays Post, Oct. 9, 2024: after Kerry McCue returned on an interim basis to lead the health department, Younger called it an honor for the co…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Where they stand
Neal Younger's public messaging footprint is unusually small for an incumbent elected official. No verified campaign website or candidate-controlled social account was found, and the strongest first-person source remains his July 30, 2020 Hays Post candidate questionnaire. In that questionnaire, he presented himself as a tradesman and practical county-government candidate: an electrician and plumber with constructio...
What they have done
2026 Salary Adjustments -- Hays Post
Candidate Profile -- Hays Post
Ellis County spending too much money - Hays Post candidate profile - - topic: campaign concern
common sense solutions - Hays Post candidate profile - - topic: governing style
Ellis County Commission Official Page
Neal Younger's public messaging footprint is unusually small for an incumbent elected official. No verified campaign website or candidate-controlled social account was found, and the strongest first-person source remains his July 30, 2020 Hays Post candidate questionnaire. In that questionnaire, he presented himself as a tradesman and practical county-government candidate: an electrician and plumber with construction experience who works by listening, talking, and reaching "common sense." (source, harvest)
Social/online observations
These observations show public activity tied to this issue. They are context, not confirmed positions.
BS
Visible absences matter for this profile. The harvest found no verified candidate-controlled Facebook, Instagram, X/Twitter, Bluesky, TikTok…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
HA
Neal Younger's public messaging footprint is unusually small for an incumbent elected official. No verified campaign website or candidate-co…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Where they stand
His clearest later budget message came in the mental-health funding debate. Hays Post reported in July 2025 that Younger supported the requested High Plains Mental Health increase because it was less expensive than building a new jail. That framing tied county spending to cost avoidance and public safety rather than to a standalone service expansion. The county's March 17, 2026 minutes also recorded that, as commiss...
What they have done
April 8, 2026 county retreat minutes: Chair Younger called the retreat to order; discussion covered department needs, county financial future, capital planning, solar-farm implications, transient guest tax, fairgrounds/historical society funding, and sheriff staffing.
2026 Salary Adjustments -- Hays Post
Ellis County Commission Official Page
His clearest later budget message came in the mental-health funding debate. Hays Post reported in July 2025 that Younger supported the requested High Plains Mental Health increase because it was less expensive than building a new jail. That framing tied county spending to cost avoidance and public safety rather than to a standalone service expansion. The county's March 17, 2026 minutes also recorded that, as commission chair, Younger had attended a High Plains Mental Health fundraiser. (source, source)
Social/online observations
These observations show public activity tied to this issue. They are context, not confirmed positions.
HA
Hays Post, July 16, 2025: in budget discussion, Younger said the High Plains Mental Health increase was less expensive than building a new j…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Where they stand
Roads, water, housing, and development form the second major pattern. In 2020, Younger said the county should work with Hays on water and "higher-paying jobs." In 2024 joint city-county coverage, he supported Commerce Parkway access as a useful route to the new school, I-70, north Hays, and future development. In 2025 and 2026 housing and water discussions, he asked practical questions about traffic signals, rural w...
What they have done
April 8, 2026 county retreat minutes: Chair Younger called the retreat to order; discussion covered department needs, county financial future, capital planning, solar-farm implications, transient guest tax, fairgrounds/historical society funding, and sheriff staffing.
Roads, water, housing, and development form the second major pattern. In 2020, Younger said the county should work with Hays on water and "higher-paying jobs." In 2024 joint city-county coverage, he supported Commerce Parkway access as a useful route to the new school, I-70, north Hays, and future development. In 2025 and 2026 housing and water discussions, he asked practical questions about traffic signals, rural water, county well access, and what would happen if planned private wells did not produce water. Thes...
Social/online observations
These observations show public activity tied to this issue. They are context, not confirmed positions.
HA
Hays Post, Oct. 13, 2025: reported Younger asked for clarification on how long AMP Rentals would have access to a county-owned water well wh…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
HA
Hays Post, Jan. 6, 2026: reported Younger suggested Big Creek Estates residents explore forming a rural water district or seeking Hays water…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
HA
Hays Post, Feb. 11, 2026: reported Younger asked what would happen if a Big Creek housing well had to be moved because water was not found a…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Where they stand
The most consistent theme is county spending, but his record reads as fiscal pragmatism rather than simple budget cutting. In 2020, he identified "Ellis County spending too much money" as a top voter concern and said the county should keep people involved in meetings. By 2025, during debate over the 2026 budget, he defended high spending as tied to core county services including ambulance, road and bridge, noxious w...
What they have done
Younger's governing style, as described in public sources, is hands-on and department-focused. In 2020, he said he would spend one to two hours in county offices and field operations to see whether staffing levels were right. He favored more meetings with department heads and communication with employees. In 2025, when the county approved a cost-of-living adjustment, he said the county did not want to be a training center. That cluster of statements makes employees, staffing, departments, and service delivery the...
His clearest later budget message came in the mental-health funding debate. Hays Post reported in July 2025 that Younger supported the requested High Plains Mental Health increase because it was less expensive than building a new jail. That framing tied county spending to cost avoidance and public safety rather than to a standalone service expansion. The county's March 17, 2026 minutes also recorded that, as commission chair, Younger had attended a High Plains Mental Health fundraiser. (source, source)
Neal Younger's public messaging footprint is unusually small for an incumbent elected official. No verified campaign website or candidate-controlled social account was found, and the strongest first-person source remains his July 30, 2020 Hays Post candidate questionnaire. In that questionnaire, he presented himself as a tradesman and practical county-government candidate: an electrician and plumber with construction experience who works by listening, talking, and reaching "common sense." (source, harvest)
Communication and public involvement are also recurring. Younger said in 2020 that city commissioners should attend county meetings and county commissioners should attend city meetings. He said he would talk with taxpayers and attend surrounding city, town, and fire meetings. At a 2024 Hays Middle School voter-education event, Hays Post reported that he told students listening to constituents and fellow leaders is important for staying connected, and he rooted that lesson in listening at home. (source, source)
Roads, water, housing, and development form the second major pattern. In 2020, Younger said the county should work with Hays on water and "higher-paying jobs." In 2024 joint city-county coverage, he supported Commerce Parkway access as a useful route to the new school, I-70, north Hays, and future development. In 2025 and 2026 housing and water discussions, he asked practical questions about traffic signals, rural water, county well access, and what would happen if planned private wells did not produce water. Thes...
The most consistent theme is county spending, but his record reads as fiscal pragmatism rather than simple budget cutting. In 2020, he identified "Ellis County spending too much money" as a top voter concern and said the county should keep people involved in meetings. By 2025, during debate over the 2026 budget, he defended high spending as tied to core county services including ambulance, road and bridge, noxious weeds, and mental health. In the coded harvest, county finances, taxes, and budget process are the la...
Social/online observations
These observations show public activity tied to this issue. They are context, not confirmed positions.
BS
Visible absences matter for this profile. The harvest found no verified candidate-controlled Facebook, Instagram, X/Twitter, Bluesky, TikTok…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
YT
The official county record confirms his current role but provides mostly procedural rather than ideological material. Ellis County's commiss…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
YT
Official county profile: Ellis County Commission lists Neal Younger as Second District commissioner with county contact information and link…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
YT
County meeting video: Board Meeting Live Stream says commission meetings are broadcast live on YouTube and links to the county YouTube chann…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Where they stand
March 17, 2026 official minutes: Chair Neal Younger called the regular meeting to order; county commissioner report says he attended a weather spotting meeting and a High Plains Mental Health fundraiser.
What they have done
March 17, 2026 official minutes: Chair Neal Younger called the regular meeting to order; county commissioner report says he attended a weather spotting meeting and a High Plains Mental Health fundraiser.
Actions and source trailActions and Decisions
This profile links 30 public items across 9 of the 14 issue areas. Examples include: Education / curriculum / schools: Roads, water, housing, and development form the second major pattern. In 2020, Younger said the county should work with Hays on water and "higher-paying jobs." In 2024 joint city-county coverage, he suppor... Education / curriculum / schools: Communication and public involvement are also recurring. Younger said in 2020 that city commissioners should attend county meetings and county commissioners should attend city meetings. He said he would ta... Taxes / spending / debt: The most consistent theme is county spending, but his record reads as fiscal pragmatism rather than simple budget cutting. In 2020, he identified "Ellis County spending too much money" as a top voter concern and sa... Taxes / spending / debt: His clearest later budget message came in the mental-health funding debate. Hays Post reported in July 2025 that Younger supported the requested High Plains Mental Health increase because it was less expensive than... Public online activity is listed separately as context.
How to read this section
Dated actions appear here when a linked source supports them. Candidate statements, reporting, and public online activity are labeled where they appear.
- Abortion / life0 documented items
- LGBT / gender / parental rights0 documented items
- Education / curriculum / schools2 documented items, 3 online observations
- Religious liberty / church / civic morality0 documented items, 1 online observation
- Taxes / spending / debt5 documented items, 4 online observations
- Economy / jobs / labor1 documented item
- Guns / Second Amendment0 documented items
- Immigration / border0 documented items
- Health care / insurance / Medicaid3 documented items, 4 online observations
- Election integrity / voting / courts6 documented items, 2 online observations
- Public safety / law enforcement / criminal justice4 documented items, 1 online observation
- Agriculture / rural economy / water2 documented items, 3 online observations
- Local governance / transparency / ethics6 documented items, 4 online observations
- Environment / energy / land use1 documented item
Faith affiliationWhere They Worship
Visible absences matter for this profile. The harvest found no verified candidate-controlled Facebook, Instagram, X/Twitter, Bluesky, TikTok, Threads, LinkedIn, YouTube, Truth Social, Gab, Gettr, Substack, or Reddit account. It also found no verified current... No public church or denomination record was located for Neal Younger in the source set reviewed in the reviewed public record. No affiliation is claimed one here. The review did not verify a public church affiliation for Neal Younger in the reviewed public record. This faith/worship note is descriptive only and is not used to infer any policy position.
Campaign financeDonor/Funding Information
Finance snapshot
Not itemized in the reviewed public records
Reporting period
Most recent public filing reviewed
Source: Reviewed public records
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No reliable itemized campaign-finance report or donor table surfaced for Younger's county races in public web/KPDC searches or existing candidate material. The public record does not establish no donors or no fundraising from this absence.
Research trailSources
34 linked public sources
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Social/online observationsPublic Online Activity
22 public online items are tied to issue areas. Additional online activity is treated as context, not a policy position.
Hays Post, Feb. 17, 2025: reported Younger requested review of turn signals at Highway 40 and Canterbury Drive ahead of increased traffic from the new high school.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Hays Post, Aug. 16, 2024: quoted Younger supporting Commerce Parkway access as a route to the new school, I-70, and future development.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Hays Post, Sept. 30, 2024: at a voter-education event, Younger said listening to constituents and fellow leaders matters for staying connected.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Visible absences matter for this profile. The harvest found no verified candidate-controlled Facebook, Instagram, X/Twitter, Bluesky, TikTok, Threads, LinkedIn, YouTube, Truth Social, Gab, Gettr, Substack, or Reddit account. It also found no verified current campaign website, no long-form post-2020 platform page, no public church-affiliation statement by Younger, and no reliable campaign finance table. The official...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
The official county record confirms his current role but provides mostly procedural rather than ideological material. Ellis County's commission page lists him as Second District commissioner and links the public agenda, minutes, and YouTube meeting records. Official minutes from January 13, 2026 show the commission appointed him chair for the year and appointed him to the Northwest Kansas Juvenile Board and Communit...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
The most consistent theme is county spending, but his record reads as fiscal pragmatism rather than simple budget cutting. In 2020, he identified "Ellis County spending too much money" as a top voter concern and said the county should keep people involved in meetings. By 2025, during debate over the 2026 budget, he defended high spending as tied to core county services including ambulance, road and bridge, noxious w...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Hays Post, Sept. 9, 2025: during 2026 budget approval coverage, Younger defended high county spending as tied to services including ambulance, roads, noxious weeds, and mental health.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Hays Post, July 16, 2025: in budget discussion, Younger said the High Plains Mental Health increase was less expensive than building a new jail.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
The most consistent theme is county spending, but his record reads as fiscal pragmatism rather than simple budget cutting. In 2020, he identified "Ellis County spending too much money" as a top voter concern and said the county should keep people involved in meetings. By 2025, during debate over the 2026 budget, he defended high spending as tied to core county services including ambulance, road and bridge, noxious w...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Hays Post, Sept. 9, 2025: during 2026 budget approval coverage, Younger defended high county spending as tied to services including ambulance, roads, noxious weeds, and mental health.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Hays Post, July 16, 2025: in budget discussion, Younger said the High Plains Mental Health increase was less expensive than building a new jail.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Hays Post, Oct. 9, 2024: after Kerry McCue returned on an interim basis to lead the health department, Younger called it an honor for the county.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Visible absences matter for this profile. The harvest found no verified candidate-controlled Facebook, Instagram, X/Twitter, Bluesky, TikTok, Threads, LinkedIn, YouTube, Truth Social, Gab, Gettr, Substack, or Reddit account. It also found no verified current campaign website, no long-form post-2020 platform page, no public church-affiliation statement by Younger, and no reliable campaign finance table. The official...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Neal Younger's public messaging footprint is unusually small for an incumbent elected official. No verified campaign website or candidate-controlled social account was found, and the strongest first-person source remains his July 30, 2020 Hays Post candidate questionnaire. In that questionnaire, he presented himself as a tradesman and practical county-government candidate: an electrician and plumber with constructio...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Hays Post, July 16, 2025: in budget discussion, Younger said the High Plains Mental Health increase was less expensive than building a new jail.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Hays Post, Oct. 13, 2025: reported Younger asked for clarification on how long AMP Rentals would have access to a county-owned water well while awaiting a rural water meter.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Hays Post, Jan. 6, 2026: reported Younger suggested Big Creek Estates residents explore forming a rural water district or seeking Hays water.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Hays Post, Feb. 11, 2026: reported Younger asked what would happen if a Big Creek housing well had to be moved because water was not found at the planned location.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Visible absences matter for this profile. The harvest found no verified candidate-controlled Facebook, Instagram, X/Twitter, Bluesky, TikTok, Threads, LinkedIn, YouTube, Truth Social, Gab, Gettr, Substack, or Reddit account. It also found no verified current campaign website, no long-form post-2020 platform page, no public church-affiliation statement by Younger, and no reliable campaign finance table. The official...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
The official county record confirms his current role but provides mostly procedural rather than ideological material. Ellis County's commission page lists him as Second District commissioner and links the public agenda, minutes, and YouTube meeting records. Official minutes from January 13, 2026 show the commission appointed him chair for the year and appointed him to the Northwest Kansas Juvenile Board and Communit...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Official county profile: Ellis County Commission lists Neal Younger as Second District commissioner with county contact information and links to county agendas, minutes, and YouTube meeting broadcasts.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
County meeting video: Board Meeting Live Stream says commission meetings are broadcast live on YouTube and links to the county YouTube channel.
Public activity only; not a policy position.