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Johnson County supervisors approve contracts, budgets and appointments in routine session

2703393 · February 27, 2025
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Summary

At a Feb. meeting, the Johnson County Board of Supervisors approved a series of contracts and budgets, adopted a proclamation for International Women’s Day, and confirmed several appointments. Most votes were unanimous among the three supervisors present.

The Johnson County Board of Supervisors on Thursday approved multiple contracts, adopted a fiscal-year roads budget and confirmed appointments during a routine public meeting in which three supervisors participated.

The board approved a $423,000 contract with Swanson Construction for a courthouse third-level office renovation, adopted the fiscal year 2026 secondary roads budget, approved the county’s 2025–29 construction and maintenance program and a 28E agreement with the City of West Branch for Cedar Johnson Road improvements. The board also approved a master services agreement with EagleView for aerial photography for $518,746 and a $0 subscription with Nearmap US Inc. The board confirmed appointments to the judicial magistrate appointing commission and the Livable Community for Successful Aging Policy Board.

Votes at a glance

- Contract with Swanson Construction, $423,000 — motion carried (3–0). - Resolution approving FY26 secondary roads budget — motion carried (3–0). - 2025–29 construction program and maintenance rehabilitation program and right-of-way list — motion carried (3–0). - 28E agreement with City of West Branch for Cedar Johnson Road improvements — motion carried (3–0). - Memorandum of agreement with Johnson County Veterans Affairs Commission to operate the Veterans Services Office — motion carried (3–0). - Master services agreement with EagleView, $518,746 (10-year term noted during discussion; cost shared with other organizations) — motion carried (3–0). - Subscription with Nearmap US Inc., $0 — motion carried (3–0). - Appointed Farje Hubbard to the judicial magistrate appointing commission (term to 12/31/2026) — motion carried (3–0). - Appointed Catherine Shaw to the Livable Community for Successful Aging Policy Board (term to 06/30/2027) — motion carried (3–0).

The board approved the consent agenda, including payment of claims totaling $1,530,159.83. Most motions were moved and seconded by members of the three-member quorum and passed by unanimous roll call.

Supervisor discussion and context

During the EagleView item, a supervisor noted that although the contract amount appeared large, other organizations were contributing to the cost and the agreement covers a 10-year span, which the speaker said reduced the annual impact. No votes against or abstentions were recorded on the listed items.

The meeting also included a routine proclamation on International Women’s Day and public comment (see separate article). The board noted upcoming scheduling changes and housekeeping matters before adjourning.