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Hancock County adopts temporary road-closure resolution for multiple county roads
Summary
The Hancock County Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution No. 2026-018 under Section 306.41 of the Code of Iowa to temporarily close several rural roads for construction, maintenance or emergency work; closures take effect when signs are posted and expire when removed.
The Hancock County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted Resolution No. 2026-018 on April 20, invoking Section 306.41 of the Code of Iowa to temporarily close a series of county roads for construction, reconstruction, maintenance or in response to natural disaster.
Supervisor Gary Rayhons moved adoption of the resolution; Supervisor Florence ("Sis") Greiman seconded and the motion carried unanimously. The resolution lists affected road segments including Sioux Ave. from Lyons Street South to 200th Street; 235th St., Vail Ave., and 240th St. from Seymour Ave. east to R70; 250th St. from R70 east to the Cerro Gordo County line; Apple Ave. from 250th St. north to Highway 18; B36 from the east city limits of Garner east to R70; R70 from 225th St. north to Highway 18; and 210th/B40 between Sec. 4-95-24 and Sec. 9-95-24 (between Oak Ave. and Palm Ave.).
The resolution becomes effective upon placement of temporary road closure signs and will expire when signs are removed on completion of the listed projects. The minutes do not specify a start date for any individual closure or identify contractors or projects associated with each segment.
