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Wapello County supervisors set budget hearing, approve several resolutions; audit agreement tabled

Wapello County Board of Supervisors · May 6, 2026
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Summary

At the meeting the board set a May 19, 2025 public hearing for the FY25–26 budget, approved multiple resolutions including appropriations and noxious-weed control (effective June 1, 2026), authorized claims payment, and tabled an audit agreement until the state audit completes.

The Wapello County Board of Supervisors approved routine agenda items and several resolutions during its meeting, set a public hearing on the 2025–26 budget and tabled an audit contract pending the county’s current state audit.

Key outcomes:

Votes at a glance

- Resolution 14‑2026: Authorized the auditor to pay claims; board approved (for the record, speaker 1 noted Daniel is now the county auditor).

- Resolution 15‑2026: Appropriations for the 2026–27 fiscal year; approved.

- Resolution 16‑2026: Set elected officials’ annual salaries (auditor, county attorney, recorder and treasurer shown with hourly/annual adjustments; sheriff received a $10,000 increase); approved.

- Resolution 18‑2026: Adopted noxious-weed-control measures under Iowa Code section 317; effective June 1, 2026; approved.

- GeoSnyder professional-services amendment: Board approved adding GIS services at an additional approximate $28,000 annually, bringing the vendor’s annual cost to about $81,549.

- Permits: Retail permits for tobacco/nicotine/vapor sales for a named business were approved.

- Audit agreement with Anderson, Larkin and Company: Motion to table until completion of the county’s state audit; tabled.

Other business included an ICAP presentation about expected insurance-rate changes (projected 3–6% increases on lines such as general liability and auto liability and discussion of deductible options) and two substantive public presentations: a lengthy dust-control policy discussion and a Friends of the Blakesburg Public Library funding request (the Friends asked for $16,000 to finish interior work). The board adjourned at the meeting’s close.