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Hardin County board signs off on election canvas, landfill guarantee, permit and personnel moves
Summary
Hardin County approved a slate of routine motions including certification of the Nov. 4 city and school election canvass, an annual landfill post-closure financial guarantee, a utility permit for Interstate Power and Light, and two personnel status changes.
At its meeting, Hardin County officials approved several routine but consequential items by voice vote or roll call.
Among the actions the board took: it certified the second-tier canvass of the Nov. 4, 2025 school and city elections by passing Resolution 25-32; it approved Resolution 25-31 appointing Melissa Barings as election assistant and real estate clerk in the Auditor's Office; it accepted the county's annual municipal solid waste sanitary landfill local government guarantee financial test and CFO letter related to post-closure funding obligations; and it approved utility permit UT202526 for Interstate Power and Light to bore under S62 near Gifford and install a transformer and line.
The board also approved two personnel status changes: a change of status for Brianna Engsman to part-time (the transcript lists an hourly rate that appears garbled) and a pay increase for Courtney Nakazil to $40.55 per hour. All motions were moved and seconded as recorded in the meeting and carried by voice vote or roll call where noted.
Votes at a glance: Resolution 25-31 (appointment of Melissa Barings) — approved by roll call; Resolution 25-32 (certify Nov. 4 canvass) — approved by roll call; municipal solid waste financial test and CFO letter — approved by voice vote; Utility Permit UT202526 (Interstate Power and Light) — approved by voice vote; Personnel changes (Engsman, Nakazil) — approved by voice vote.
The meeting record shows no substantive public comment and adjourned following the listed approvals.
