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Worth County supervisors: votes at a glance — work orders, payroll, claims, and Resolution 2025-38
Summary
At its meeting, the Worth County Board of Supervisors approved several routine items including claims and payroll, passed Resolution 2025-38 by roll call, acknowledged two manure management plans, and approved a work order for ditch maintenance.
Worth County supervisors approved a series of routine and administrative items during their meeting, including claims and payroll approvals, a work order for ditch maintenance, and Resolution 2025-38.
Why it matters: Several of the items—particularly the resolution and the ditch work order—affect county finance and maintenance operations. Acknowledgment of manure management plans and staffing matters also appear on the record.
Key actions recorded in the meeting (motions and outcomes):
- Approved the agenda and minutes (voice vote; motion carried).
- Approved claims (voice vote; motion carried). The clerk distributed paper checks and stamped warrants that were included in materials sent to supervisors the prior week.
- Approved a work order to repair a drainage pipe/outlet discovered during ditch maintenance (voice vote; motion carried). The board discussed responsibility for a private outlet in Drainage District 23 and directed staff to contact the adjacent landowner to confirm ownership and billing arrangements. (See separate article on the ditch work order.)
- Approved payroll and the payroll check register (voice vote; motion carried).
- Approved Resolution 2025-38 (roll call). During roll call Wilbur and Stone voted Aye; the resolution passed.
- Acknowledged manure management plans for Johnson North and Johnson South (voice vote; motion carried).
- Acknowledged two deputy appointments in the assessor’s office (motion to acknowledge; voice vote; motion carried).
Several of the votes were taken by voice with the board responding 'aye' and motions recorded as carried. The meeting record included one roll-call vote for Resolution 2025-38. Where the transcript does not list names for every yes vote, the article reports the recorded outcomes without assigning individual votes beyond those provided in the roll call.
