Tuttle Creek events – 101.5 K-Rock Manhattan's Real Rock https://1015krock.com The Flint Hills Real Rock Mon, 11 Aug 2025 14:40:54 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 https://i0.wp.com/1015krock.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/krock-fb-logo.jpg?fit=32%2C32&ssl=1 Tuttle Creek events – 101.5 K-Rock Manhattan's Real Rock https://1015krock.com 32 32 43031150 Sheriff’s Office responds to six service calls at inaugural Rock the Plains https://1015krock.com/sheriffs-office-responds-to-six-service-calls-at-inaugural-rock-the-plains/ Mon, 11 Aug 2025 14:40:54 +0000 https://1350kman.com/?p=437977

Authorities say the inaugural Rock the Plains was an overall safe event for concertgoers.

According to statistics provided by Pottawatomie County Sheriff Doug Adams on Sunday, there were just six law enforcement-related calls for service occurring over the weekend at Tuttle Creek State Park, related to the event.

Adams said his office arrested one person on suspicion of criminal trespass. Officers also reported two cases of battery, one case of animal cruelty, one water-related call and one non-violent domestic incident.

Overall it was a fairly safe weekend for concertgoers at Rock the Plains.

Calls were handled by the Sheriff’s Office and the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks.

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By Annie Wolfe – The Time of Pott County

The travel reimbursement policy for county employees is once again under scrutiny.

This comes several months after travel reimbursements to Commissioner Dee McKee were in question. County Administrator Chad Kinsley highlighted some key points in the policy for the four new commissioners at last week’s meeting, to ensure everyone clearly understood the policy.

During that discussion, McKee voiced concerns about how the policy’s terms may be too constricting for the commissioners. Specifically, she was concerned with how the policy requires a two week notification for approval to travel, and many meetings at the Capitol are scheduled last minute. She was also concerned about how the policy was written with regards to documenting trip distance.

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