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Votes at a glance: Carroll County supervisors approve minutes, payables and committee changes
Summary
At the meeting supervisors approved the agenda and minutes, authorized payables totaling $244,461.37, and updated committee assignments by removing four members of two 2-mile boards and adding Scott Johnson as an alternate. The meeting included other routine items and a motion to adjourn.
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The Carroll County Board of Supervisors completed several routine actions during the meeting:
- Approval of agenda and minutes: The board approved the day's agenda and the minutes from Thursday, Feb. 20, 2025. (Voice votes; no roll-call tallies provided in the transcript.)
- Payables: Supervisors approved bills of claims totaling $244,461.37. The board discussed a number of medical examiner invoices appearing in the payables and an observed bill for a jail-door/garage-door repair, but no further detail was provided in the meeting record. A motion to approve the claims was moved, seconded and passed by voice vote.
- Committee assignments and dissolutions: The board removed four members from several 2-mile boards (Carroll County Planning & Zoning and Board of Adjustment; City of Glidden Planning & Zoning and Board of Adjustment) as part of housekeeping after a prior meeting. The transcript names those being thanked for past service: Connie Bach, John Brocklesby, John Peterson, Ron Jurgens, Jane Pedic and John Wesseling. The board also added Scott Johnson as an alternate for Carroll County Joint 9-1-1 Service and as an alternate for the Carroll County Emergency Management Commission; a motion to make the changes was moved and seconded and carried by voice vote.
- Other formal actions: The board received a manure-management annual update for Bill Smith (Section 4, Sheridan Township) and accepted committee reports. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn that carried by voice vote.
Ending: The board approved routine business items and adjourned; several items (manure updates, committee reports and budget discussions) were left for future action or follow-up.

