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Board approves D&O insurance payments for Crossroads board representatives after program closure
Summary
Following the closing of "Crossroads," the Adair County Board approved continued Directors & Officers insurance coverage for Crossroads board representatives at $301.36 per person through Sept. 1, 2026; the record does not define Crossroads' functions or funding in detail.
The Adair County Board on May 13 approved payment for Directors & Officers insurance coverage for Crossroads board representatives at $301.36 per person, following a recommendation made after the closing of Crossroads. Supervisor Hoadley said maintaining coverage through Sept. 1, 2026, was in the county’s best interest; the board approved the payment (moved by Wedemeyer, seconded by Hoadley).
The meeting record states the coverage is to continue through Sept. 1, 2026, but does not define Crossroads' organizational structure, funding sources, or the total number of representatives covered. The board framed the approval as a protective measure to keep coverage in force following Crossroads’ closure.
Why it matters: Directors & Officers insurance protects board members and officers from certain liability claims. The transcript notes the item followed Crossroads’ closure but does not explain Crossroads’ role or the fiscal source for continued premiums.
Next steps: Coverage was approved and will remain through Sept. 1, 2026, per the motion; the board did not provide further public detail about Crossroads in the meeting record.
