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Story County Board adopts proclamations and routine business items; no public comments recorded
Summary
At its April 1, 2025 meeting the Story County Board of Supervisors adopted two proclamations (National County Government Month and an assault-awareness month), approved the agenda, minutes, personnel actions and the consent agenda; no substantive public comments were received.
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The Story County Board of Supervisors adopted a set of routine motions and two proclamations during its April 1, 2025 meeting in Ames. The board opened two public comment periods; no members of the public spoke during either period.
Votes at a glance
- Adopt agenda: Motion moved and seconded; recorded affirmations include Supervisor Basil and Supervisor Heddens. Outcome: adopted.
- Proclamation: April 2025 as National County Government Month (per National Association of Counties theme). Motion moved and seconded; recorded affirmations included Supervisor Basil and another supervisor. Outcome: adopted.
- Proclamation: April 2025 as (assault) Awareness Month in Story County. Motion moved and seconded; recorded voice votes were affirmative. Outcome: adopted.
- Approval of minutes: Motion to approve minutes as presented; motion seconded; recorded affirmations included Supervisor Bridal and Supervisor Heddens. Outcome: approved.
- Personnel actions: Motion to approve personnel actions as presented; motion seconded; recorded voice votes were affirmative. Outcome: approved.
- Consent agenda: Motion to approve the consent agenda as presented; motion seconded; recorded affirmations included a named supervisor. Outcome: approved.
- Adjournment: Motion to adjourn moved and seconded; recorded affirmations included Supervisor Basil and another supervisor. Outcome: meeting adjourned.
The board conducted liaison and committee updates and received several agency reports (CCJ and Heartland/60 Forward). The board did not take additional formal action on items that required public hearings or separate votes that day.

