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Bremer County supervisors approve agenda, claims, hire assistant engineer, adopt parking ordinance and award bridge contract
Summary
At its meeting, the board approved routine business (agenda, minutes, claims), hired Jesse Hine as assistant engineer, adopted a parking-enforcement ordinance after a public hearing, awarded a $87,300 bridge contract to PCI, and accepted a post-election audit certification.
Bremer County—oard of Supervisors handled a series of routine and substantive votes during the meeting.
Procedural votes - The board approved the meeting agenda after a motion by Bob and a second by Corey; the chair voted aye and the motion carried. The minutes circulated by Shelley were approved after a requested one-sentence change. - Claims were approved in a motion moved by Bob and seconded by Corey; the auditor was authorized to issue checks.
Personnel - The board voted to hire Jesse Hine as assistant to the county engineer. The motion to approve the hire was moved by Corey and seconded by Bob; the board recorded ayes and the motion carried.
Ordinance: parking enforcement - Following a public hearing, the board conducted the third reading of Ordinance 25 0 6 concerning parking enforcement. Bob moved to close the hearing and later moved to authorize the final ordinance; Corey seconded. Roll-call voice votes were recorded as "aye," and the board authorized the ordinance as presented (transcript references: "Ordinance 25 0 6").
Contracts and projects - The board received a presentation on project LL11257309 (bridge replacement). PCI submitted a signed contract and a total contract value of $87,300 was presented. The board moved to approve the contract between Bremer County and PCI and voted to carry the motion.
Elections - The board accepted the post-election audit/certification for the Nov. 4, 2025 city and school election after a motion and second; the vote was recorded as unanimous 'aye.'
What's next: Staff indicated a no-parking resolution tied to the ordinance will be brought back for further discussion with the local school district (superintendent or athletic director) before final action. The board also planned a brief site tour before adjourning and reminded the public that no decisions would be made during that off-site tour.
