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Wright County supervisors approve $5,000 contract to update county code of ordinances
Summary
The Wright County Board of Supervisors approved a $5,000 contract with Simmer & Corey to codify the county code of ordinances, with scheduled payments tied to contract signing, a first draft, and project completion.
Wright County supervisors voted to contract with Simmer & Corey to update and codify the county code of ordinances, a project the board said is required by state law and has not been finalized since 2018. The board approved the contract after discussing the project timeline and payment schedule.
The board agreed to a $5,000 contract: a $1,500 first payment at contract signing, $2,000 upon delivery of the first draft, and the remaining $1,500 upon project completion. Board members noted the Iowa Code requires codification every five years and that the county’s last substantive update was in 2018 but was not finalized then.
Supervisors asked whether the codification firm would work with county departments that maintain separate ordinances and whether ordinances added since 2018 would be included. County staff said they expected the firm to build on the 2018 draft and to add later ordinances; supervisors suggested workshops with departments that have existing ordinances to ensure accuracy.
The motion to contract with Simmer & Corey passed on a unanimous voice vote.
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