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Votes at a glance: Dec. 9 Black Hawk County Board actions

Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors · December 10, 2025
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Summary

The board approved claims and payments, tax suspension and abatement resolutions, authorization for a housing expansion, placed multiple bids on file, and approved a stipulation in pending litigation; items were carried by roll call or voice votes as noted.

At its Dec. 9 meeting the Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors took a series of routine and project‑specific actions.

• Claims and payments: The board approved a resolution authorizing payments totaling $249,761.97, including $35,000 for billing automation and $40,541.25 to Schumacher for elevator improvements (motion and roll call).

• Consent agenda: The items listed under the consent agenda were approved on a single resolution by roll call.

• Tax actions: The board approved a resolution to suspend tax collection for a listed parcel (Beverly Beaumont) and approved an abatement of $350 for an inactive parcel at 7519 Messy Road (motions and roll calls).

• Housing services resolution: The board adopted a resolution acknowledging expansion of an Intensive Residential Services Home (IRSH) in Waterloo from four to five residents, as approved by the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services (unanimous roll call).

• Bids: The board received and placed on file bids for Raymond Road (Aspro Inc., $1,076,192.70) and Walker Vernon Road bridge repair (multiple bidders; staff will review and return recommendations).

• Litigation: After a closed session, the board approved a stipulated motion in Salterberg v. Reynolds.

Motions were moved, seconded and carried either by roll call or voice vote; specific mover/second names were not recorded consistently in the transcript. Several items were placed on file to allow staff and the board time for further review.