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Votes at a glance: Supervisors approve claims, Middletown policing agreement, personnel action and canvass results

2143067 · January 22, 2025
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Summary

At the Jan. 21 Des Moines County supervisors meeting the board approved accounts payable and payroll claims, a law-enforcement agreement with Middletown, a personnel FML unpaid-hours action, minutes and reports, and canvassed a drainage district election.

Des Moines County supervisors on Jan. 21 approved routine claims and several administrative items, adopted a law-enforcement agreement with the city of Middletown, approved a personnel leave action, and canvassed results for the 2 Rivers Levy and Drainage District election.

The board approved accounts payable claims totaling $1,080,990.85 and a payroll-reimbursement claim of $335.50. The board also accepted several reports that will be filed in the auditor’s office, including the auditors’ fees reports (periods ending Sept. 30, 2024, and Dec. 31, 2024) and the sheriff’s fees collected for December 2024. The board approved the minutes of the Jan. 14, 2025 regular meeting.

Supervisors approved a law-enforcement agreement with the incorporated city of Middletown for 2025–26. Under the agreement, Middletown will pay $16,750 (the second half) by April 30, 2026; the first half of the payment is due Oct. 1, 2025. County staff said the agreement continues the county’s prior patrol and response arrangement with the small city (about 340 residents).

The board approved a personnel action granting unpaid FML hours (74.88) for an employee, Angela Dunham. The board also canvassed the 2 Rivers Levy and Drainage District election results from Jan. 11, 2025 and certified that Dan Lance and Jeff Hedges each received nine votes; supervisors described the result as unanimous.

Votes at a glance

- Accounts payable claims — $1,080,990.85; motion to approve seconded; vote recorded as: Shane McCampbell: yes; Tom Brooker: yes; Jim Carey: yes. Outcome: approved.

- Payroll-reimbursement claim — $335.50; motion to approve seconded; vote recorded as: Shane McCampbell: yes; Tom Brooker: yes; Jim Carey: yes. Outcome: approved.

- Law-enforcement agreement with Middletown — contract amount (second half) $16,750 due Apr. 30, 2026 (first half due Oct. 1, 2025); vote recorded as: Tom Brooker: yes; Shane McCampbell: yes; Jim Carey: yes. Outcome: approved.

- Resolution 2025-005 (Subdivision ordinance waiver) — discussed in detail and approved (see separate article). Vote recorded as: Tom Brooker: yes; Shane McCampbell: yes; Jim Carey: yes. Outcome: approved.

- Personnel action (Angela Dunham) — unpaid FML hours, 74.88; vote recorded as: Tom Brooker: yes; Shane McCampbell: yes; Jim Carey: yes. Outcome: approved.

- Auditors’ reports and sheriff’s fees (on file) — accepted and placed on file; vote recorded as: Shane McCampbell: yes; Tom Brooker: yes; Jim Carey: yes. Outcome: accepted.

- Minutes, regular meeting Jan. 14, 2025 — approved; vote recorded as: Shane McCampbell: yes; Tom Brooker: yes; Jim Carey: yes. Outcome: approved.

- Canvas of 2 Rivers Levy and Drainage District election (Jan. 11, 2025) — Dan Lance and Jeff Hedges each certified with nine votes; vote to certify: unanimous among supervisors present. Outcome: certified.

The meeting included department reports and public comments; no further formal actions were taken beyond the items listed above.