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Cloud County Community College is seeking board approval to renew its insurance coverage for FY 2026-2027, building on its 3‑year participation in the Kansas Insurance Cooperative for Schools (KICS) that began in 2024. The memorandum outlines a 1.41% overall premium increase driven by property and liability coverage, offset by a 26% decrease in workers’ compensation premiums due to an improved experience modification rate. The recommended action is to approve $573,285.69 in premiums through Conrade Insurance Group for property, general liability, business auto, educator’s legal liability, cyber, crime, and excess liability, plus $36,294 through First Dakota Indemnity for workers’ compensation coverage for FY27. The document notes new optional higher cyber liability limits of up to $5,000,000, indicating an elevated focus on cyber risk stemming from sector‑wide incidents involving PowerSchool and Canvas. Vendors in the insurance, risk management, and cyber security space should view this as confirmation of incumbent carriers and coverage levels through June 30, 2027, and potential opportunity to position value around next‑cycle renewal, cyber risk mitigation services, or safety programs that could further reduce workers’ comp costs.
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$609,580Jun 22, 2026Cloud County Community College’s June 22, 2026 board agenda includes approval of FY 2026-2027 insurance coverage, following participation in the Kansas Insurance Cooperative for Schools (KICS) since 2024. The recommendation is to renew coverage through Conrade Insurance Group for property, general liability, business auto, educator’s legal liability, cyber, crime, and excess liability at $573,285.69, plus workers’ compensation coverage through First Dakota Indemnity for $36,294, effective July 1, 2026. The KICS pool reported a 2.88% group premium increase driven by severe storms, higher building-material costs, tariffs uncertainty, and multiple cyber claims (notably involving PowerSchool and Canvas), while Cloud County’s own premiums rose 1.41% overall with a 26% drop in workers’ comp premiums due to an improved mod rate. For vendors, this names the current insurance and cyber-liability incumbents, coverage limits, and cooperative structure, indicating when the next renewal/marketing cycle is likely and suggesting potential needs around risk management, cyber security hardening, and insurance analytics before the 2027 renewal window.
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$609,580Jun 22, 2026Cloud County Community College is renewing its property, liability, auto, educator legal, cyber, crime, excess liability, and workers comp insurance for FY 2026-2027. Coverage will be placed with Conrade Insurance Group for $573,285.69 and First Dakota Indemnity for $36,294 for workers compensation, paid from the General Fund. This confirms the incumbent carriers and spend, useful for competitors planning future proposals, value-add safety, risk, or cyber services ahead of the next renewal cycle.
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$609,580Jun 22, 2026Cloud County Community College’s Board is being asked on June 22, 2026 to approve FY 2026-2027 coverage for property, general liability, business auto, educator’s legal liability, cyber, crime, excess liability, and workers’ compensation. The proposed action is to renew or continue coverage through Conrade Insurance Group for most lines at a cost of 573285.69 and workers’ compensation coverage through First Dakota Indemnity for 36294, funded from the college’s General Fund. This indicates the college has established broker/carrier relationships for its full insurance portfolio, including cyber coverage, for FY27. For vendors, this is useful incumbent and timing intelligence for future cycles, add-on risk management services, cyber security improvements tied to cyber liability requirements, and potential safety/compliance consulting. Outreach is best framed around helping the college optimize coverage, reduce risk, or enhance cyber and risk controls ahead of the next renewal window.
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$609,579Jun 22, 2026Cloud County approved a Development Agreement with the City of Concordia and Sunflower Electric Power Cooperative for a new industrial facility and related infrastructure. Sunflower will pay the City $279,000 for design and construction of water, sewer, storm sewer, and gravel street improvements, with the County contributing an estimated $50,000 and completing improvements by November 1, 2026. This creates demand for engineering, utility, and construction services around Industrial Circle and positions local contractors for follow-on site work and expansion in the new industrial area.
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$329,000Jun 22, 2026Cloud County Community College Foundation received a $30,000 Northwest Kansas Early Childhood Sustainability Grant to support the campus daycare. Funds will cover essential operating costs such as nutritious meals and staffing to sustain early learning services. Vendors in early childhood food service, staffing, curriculum, and management tools can engage as the college plans how to deploy this grant and sustain the program long term.
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Government Agencies in Cloud County, Kansas
25 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Summit
City44 pop.
Town of Starr
City543 pop.
Town of Solomon
City537 pop.
Town of Sibley
City155 pop.
Town of Shirley
City145 pop.
Town of Oakland
City33 pop.
Town of Nelson
City107 pop.
Town of Meredith
City82 pop.
Town of Lyon
City100 pop.
Town of Lincoln
City350 pop.
Town of Lawrence
City129 pop.
Town of Grant
City305 pop.
Town of Elk
City771 pop.
Town of Colfax
City32 pop.
Town of Center
City208 pop.
Town of Buffalo
City92 pop.
Town of Aurora
City124 pop.
Town of Arion
City93 pop.
Republic County-hillcrest Rural Schools Unified Sc
School529 students
Cloud Rural Water District 1
Special District
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