Tama County adopts dust-control policy allowing vendor and self-application under permit
The board adopted a Dust Control Policy requiring a permit and insurance, specifying allowed products, application windows and fees (annual permit $50; add-on fees $25 or $100), and banning used motor oil on county rock roads.
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The Tama County Board of Supervisors adopted a Dust Control Policy on March 3, 2025 that allows approved vendors or individuals to apply dust-control products on county rock roads under a permit and fee structure. County Engineer Ben Daleske presented the policy and the board approved the resolution on a unanimous roll-call vote (motion by Heather Knebel, seconded by David Turner).
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