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Iroquois County Board extends housing deadline for employee, reviews digital equity grant application and tax appeals
Summary
At a recent Iroquois County Board meeting members approved a six-year extension for employee Mia McCandlin to move into CAMI and discussed a digital equity grant application from the Champaign County Regional Planning Commission, property tax appeals including Amber Oaks Farm and Heritage Woods, audit timing and animal disposal procedures.
The Iroquois County Board voted to extend the period during which employee Mia McCandlin must move into CAMI, and reviewed several administrative and county service items including a proposed federal digital equity grant application, two property tax appeals and ongoing audit work.
The board approved a motion to extend “the period of time that Mia McCandlin has to move into CAMI for a period of six years from her date of hire,” moving the deadline to Aug. 1, 2029. The motion was made and seconded and carried on a roll call in which Geiger, Crow, Ferguson, Ohl, Whitlow and Ducat recorded “yes” votes.
The extension was described during the meeting with specific dates: McCandlin’s hire date was stated as Aug. 1, 2023, and the board recorded the extension as effective through Aug. 1, 2029.
Board members discussed a proposed letter of support for a Legal Digital Equity Capacity Grant application submitted by the Champaign County Regional Planning Commission (CCRPC). Paul Ducat, identified in the meeting as county board chairman, described CCRPC’s proposal to provide digital literacy and technology training across the local…
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