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Iowa County supervisors approve administrative resolutions and contracts, and pass labor counteroffer

Iowa County Board of Supervisors · February 13, 2026

Summary

The board approved a bond/pay agent resolution, authorized an IT support agreement, and approved a 2.8% labor counteroffer with double time on holidays. Actions were taken by motion and voice vote; more substantive budget and salary decisions were left for follow‑up.

At the meeting the Board took several formal actions by motion and voice vote.

- Resolution appointing paying agent/transfer agent (discussed as "Resolution 2026‑B‑020‑16a"): Unidentified Speaker 2 presented the resolution and asked for a motion to authorize the chair to sign related agreements; the motion was made, seconded and the board approved the resolution by voice vote.

- Labor negotiations counteroffer: Unidentified Speaker 1 moved to approve a counteroffer of 2.8% wage increase and double time on holidays for bargaining units; a supervisor seconded the motion and the board approved by voice vote.

- FY26–27 IT services/support agreement (Roxanne Solutions): The board reviewed a managed‑services package and a total presented as $26,001.44 for a silver managed service agreement; the board moved to authorize the chair to sign and approved the motion by voice vote.

- Motion to adjourn: The meeting was adjourned by motion and voice vote.

Where recorded roll calls or named votes were referenced, the transcript records only limited roll‑call prompts and voice confirmations; the formal outcomes above were announced in the meeting and will appear in the minutes.

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