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Ringgold County supervisors approve FY27 health plan, historic preservation report, jail pharmacy agreement and claims
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Summary
At its March 3 meeting the Ringgold County Board of Supervisors adopted four unanimous resolutions: approval of the FY27 health insurance renewal, acceptance of the 2025 CLG annual report, authorization to move forward with a jail pharmacy services agreement, and approval of claims to be paid March 4.
The Ringgold County Board of Supervisors met March 3 and unanimously approved four resolutions covering employee health insurance, a historic-preservation report, a jail pharmacy services agreement and routine claims.
The board adopted Resolution RC26-37 to approve the FY27 health insurance renewal with the Iowa Governmental Health Care Plan and authorized Auditor Amanda Waske to sign renewal documents. The motion was made by Supervisor Steve Knapp and seconded by Supervisor Randy Taytor; the board voted unanimously.
The board then adopted Resolution RC26-38 to approve the 2025 Certified Local Government annual report as presented by Skytar Burdette of the Ringgold County Historic Preservation Commission. Supervisor Steve Knapp moved the resolution and Supervisor Randy Taytor seconded; the vote was unanimous.
On the jail pharmacy program, the board adopted Resolution RC26-39 to move forward with an agreement with Diamond Pharmacy Services Medical Supply to change how inmate medications are procured and billed. The resolution followed a presentation from Sheriff Rob Hatey and Chief Deputy Nathan Nickle about a proposed contract that would allow medications to be billed to Medicaid or Medicare when eligible; if coverage is denied, the county would be billed at a reduced rate. Supervisor Randy Taytor moved approval and Supervisor Steve Knapp seconded; the vote was unanimous.
Finally, the board adopted Resolution RC26-40 approving claims to be paid Wednesday, March 4, 2026. Supervisor Randy Taytor moved the motion, Supervisor Steve Knapp seconded, and the vote was unanimous.
Each resolution was recorded as passed and attested by Auditor Amanda Waske. The board also approved the meeting agenda and minutes and adjourned after routine business.