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Adair County auditor Mandy Berg to leave June 4; board accepts resignation
Summary
The Adair County Board of Supervisors accepted County Auditor Mandy Berg's resignation effective June 4, 2026, and discussed transition planning; the board also authorized certification of a Cost Allocation Plan and renewed a contract with Cost Advisory Services.
The Adair County Board of Supervisors accepted the resignation of Mandy Berg, Adair County Auditor, effective June 4, 2026, and recorded the acceptance with regret during its May 13 meeting.
Berg informed the board of her planned departure; the board voted to accept the resignation (motion by Wedemeyer, seconded by Hoadley). The board discussed transition planning and indicated the vacancy process will return for further discussion at a future meeting rather than being decided immediately.
In the same set of administrative actions, the board acknowledged receipt of a Cost Allocation Plan and authorized the chair to sign the Certification of Cost Allocation Plan (moved by Wedemeyer, seconded by Hoadley). The board also approved a contract renewal with Cost Advisory Services (moved by Hoadley, seconded by Christoffersen).
Why it matters: The county auditor is the county’s chief financial and records officer; Berg’s departure will require an appointment or other statutory vacancy process and transition of fiscal responsibilities. The board did not set a timeline for appointing or hiring a successor at the May 13 meeting.
Next steps: The board said the vacancy process and transition planning will be discussed again at a future meeting; no further action or timeline was set at the session.
