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Votes at a glance: Wright County supervisors approve personnel appointments, settlements, postings and committee appointments
Summary
A roundup of formal actions taken by the Wright County Board of Supervisors, including personnel appointments, a settlement resolution, a patrol operator posting, trails committee appointments, and approval of a drainage invoice and work order.
At its Sept. 15, 2025 meeting, the Wright County Board of Supervisors approved multiple routine and substantive items. The following is a summary of motions and outcomes recorded in the meeting minutes and on the drainage trustees’ agenda.
- Jail administration appointments: Motion to appoint Sheila Corduro as jail administrator and Kristen Henninger as assistant jail administrator — motion carried (unanimous voice vote).
- Resolution 2025-30: Approval of a compromised settlement agreement with Central Iowa Juvenile Detention Center — motion carried (recorded as passed in the minutes; unanimous voice vote recorded).
- Patrol operator posting: Motion approved to post a patrol operator position at the Eagle Grove maintenance facility at a starting wage of $28.30, a $0.25 raise after a successful six-month review, and a full rate of $28.80 after a successful one-year review — motion carried (unanimous voice vote).
- Economic development director recruitment: Supervisors reported the economic development board selected two candidates from six applicants for interviews (no formal appointment recorded at this meeting).
- Resignations and appointments to Wright County Trails Committee: Resignations of Regine Chapman and Daryl Steven Carlisle were accepted; Kayla Bridal of Belmont and Luke Stevens of Clarion were appointed to the Wright County Trails Committee — motions carried (unanimous voice votes).
- Drainage administration: One work order for a blowout in Joint Drainage District 121-54 (Norway Township, Section 10) was approved to proceed prior to crop harvest; one drainage invoice from CGA for $600 for hearing preparation and attendance was approved — motions carried (unanimous voice votes).
These items were recorded as approved in the meeting record; minutes reflect unanimous voice votes or "all ayes" for the listed actions.
