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Humboldt supervisors adopt routine resolutions, authorize emergency road closures and raise precinct worker pay

Humboldt County Board of Supervisors · February 3, 2026
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Summary

Supervisors adopted multiple routine resolutions — including farm-to-market projects, secondary road emergency authority, construction evaluation rules tied to the master matrix, auditor warrant authority, naming county depositories — and voted to raise precinct worker pay by $1 an hour.

The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors adopted a package of routine resolutions at its organizational meeting.

The board approved Appointment Resolution 2026-01-01 authorizing farm-to-market and construction projects as part of the county's five-year plan; members noted the county adds a year to its five-year plan annually and submits changes for state approval. The board also adopted Resolution 2026-01-02 authorizing the county engineer to close secondary roads when necessary for construction or emergencies, and Resolution 2026-01-03 establishing a construction evaluation procedure tied to the master matrix for confinement feeding operations.

In addition, the board adopted Resolution 2026-01-04 authorizing the county auditor to issue warrants and make routine adjustments, and Resolution 2026-01-05 naming official depository banks (Northwest Bank; Bank of Iowa; Iowa Public Agency Investment Trust). On precinct worker compensation, supervisors moved to raise the pay rate by $1 per hour for election workers and then approved the related resolution by roll call; the motion and resolution passed unanimously.

Roll calls recorded in the minutes showed unanimous 'aye' votes for the listed resolutions where roll call was used; several other routine items were approved by voice vote.