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Clinton County supervisors approve consent agenda: new transporter hire, insurer renewal and utility permits
Summary
On April 20 the Clinton County Board approved a consent agenda that included hiring Sarah Lopez as a Medical Examiner Transporter, authorizing the chair to sign a Wellmark renewal for FY2027 health coverage, and approving several right-of-way and utility permits for F&B Communications and Eastern Iowa Light and Power.
The Clinton County Board of Supervisors approved a consent agenda on April 20 that included the appointment of a Medical Examiner Transporter, renewal of the county’s health insurance contract, and multiple utility and right-of-way permits.
By Resolution 2026-81 the board appointed Sarah Lopez as a Clinton County Medical Examiner Transporter, with a per-trip rate (amount not specified in the resolution text), an hourly on-call rate of $1.42, and an hourly training rate of $18.00. The resolution states a starting date of April 20, 2026. The resolution was approved by roll call: Irwin Yes; George Yes; Srp Yes.
The board approved Resolution 2026-82 directing the chair to sign a Wellmark contract renewal for the FY2027 insurance plan year; roll call was unanimous. The consent agenda also included Supervisor Irwin’s motions authorizing the chair to sign Work in Right-of-Way Permit 6-44-26 for F&B Communications to install mainline fiber optics along specified county roads, and Utility Permits 9-79-26 and 9-80-26 for Eastern Iowa Light and Power (REC) to span overhead lines across 270th Street and to install 7200v primary cable along 182nd Street. All permit motions passed by roll call (Irwin Yes; George Yes; Srp Yes).
The meeting record additionally notes that the Commission of Veteran Affairs’ February 2026 monthly report was presented, approved and filed.
The consent agenda items were approved without recorded dissent; specific contract amounts, project schedules and certain compensation details (for example, the per-trip transporter rate) were not specified in the meeting minutes.
