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Des Moines County board approves payroll reimbursement, lease termination and personnel actions; minutes accepted

July 23, 2025 | Des Moines County, Iowa


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Des Moines County board approves payroll reimbursement, lease termination and personnel actions; minutes accepted
Des Moines County officials approved routine items during the meeting, including a payroll reimbursement claim of $1,041.56, the termination of a recently executed lease for a local stabilization service, a resignation at the correctional center and the minutes from a prior meeting.

The board recorded unanimous votes on each approval. The items and outcomes follow.

Votes at a glance

- Payroll reimbursement claims: Motion to approve $1,041.56. Vote: Shane McCampbell — aye; Tom Broker — yes; Jim Carey — yes. Outcome: approved.

- Termination of lease: The county accepted a 90‑day termination notice from a stabilization service that had recently moved to a month‑to‑month arrangement; the service will continue at the location through Sept. 30 and the termination is effective Oct. 31 per the lease’s 90‑day notice requirement. Motion to approve the lease termination. Vote: Tom Broker — yes; Shane McCampbell — yes; Jim Carey — yes. Outcome: approved.

- Personnel action (correctional center): The board accepted a resignation for Patrick Bogazoli; last day of work stated as July 11. Motion to approve. Vote: Tom Broker — yes; Shane McCampbell — yes; Jim Carey — yes. Outcome: approved.

- Approval of minutes: Motion to approve minutes of the regular meeting listed in the record as 07/15/2045 (date read during the meeting). Vote: Shane McCampbell — yes; Tom Broker — yes; Jim Carey — yes. Outcome: approved.

Context and clarifications

Board members and staff noted the lease conversion to month‑to‑month before the termination notice and said the provider indicated funding uncertainty as the reason it did not expect funding to continue beyond the immediate months. The board recorded the lease’s 90‑day termination requirement and accepted the notice.

Ending: No further business was recorded during that portion of the meeting; the board moved on to a separate work session on the draft wind ordinance.

Quotes (from meeting)

“They sent that back, and they also sent their this notice. It’s a 90 day notice, to terminate the lease agreement effective October 31.” — Auditor/Staff member (reading the termination notice)

“We have the minutes for the regular meeting on 07/15/2045.” — County staff (reading for approval)

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