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Franklin County supervisors approve insurance proxy, agreement with CICS and several road actions
Summary
The Franklin County Board of Supervisors approved routine items including an ICAP proxy renewal, an updated business associate agreement with CICS, two temporary road closures and a resolution (25‑43) authorizing monthly transfers into the secondary roads fund; the board also set a hearing to vacate a county right‑of‑way.
At its regular meeting, the Franklin County Board of Supervisors approved several routine administrative and infrastructure items.
Supervisors approved the annual proxy designation for ICAP (liability insurance) and unanimously voted to adopt an updated business associate agreement with CICS (now described in the meeting as Collaborative Individual and Community Supports). Both motions were moved, seconded and carried by voice vote.
The board also scheduled and approved a public hearing to consider vacating a county right‑of‑way in Burdette (noted in staff materials and published in the county paper) for August 25 at 9:00 a.m.
Infrastructure approvals included a temporary closure of Yarrow Avenue between 50th and 60th Street to allow culvert construction and a closure of Franklin Avenue between 55th and 70th Street for bridge work. Board members stated the projects are maintenance work and expected to reopen roadways when safe and practicable.
In financial business, the board passed Resolution 25‑43 authorizing monthly transfers from the general basic fund and rural basic funds into the secondary roads fund. The resolution was approved by roll call; the minutes recorded 'Aye' votes for Lucas Meyer, McVicker and Vanessa.
Board members also received routine reports, including an update that CICS has expanded its coverage and that Franklin County participates in regional service arrangements. The meeting closed after scheduling follow‑up items and directing staff to prepare materials for forthcoming hearings.
