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Board approves $6,100 branding project, routine disbursements and consent grants
Summary
The Black Hawk County Board of Health authorized a branding project for public health spaces with Print Innovations for up to $6,100, approved routine disbursements and accepted several grant application and contract items on the consent agenda.
The Black Hawk County Board of Health approved several administrative and financial items at its April 29 meeting, including a building-branding project, payment of bills and five consent-agenda grant and contract items.
The board approved a branding project for public-facing spaces that includes multilingual welcome messages in English, Spanish, French, Marshallese, Bosnian, Swahili and Burmese and adheres to county branding guidelines. The motion authorized contracting with Print Innovations for an amount not to exceed $6,100; Dr. Adam Roise moved and Melissa Clark seconded the motion.
Todd Parsons reviewed disbursements and presented the financial report dated April 22, 2026; the board voted to pay bills as presented (Garcia Fino moved; McRina seconded).
On the consent agenda, staff reviewed and the board approved five items: a Food Storage Capacity grant application to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources; a Plant Iowa Beautiful application (Keep Iowa Beautiful) noted as not awarded but presented for transparency; a renewal contract for Local Public Health Service with Iowa HHS; Amendment 4 to BEHESPP25313 OD2A-S Local Public Health Prevention Project with Iowa HHS; and FY27 Service Area 6 Emergency Preparedness Coalition partner acknowledgement and intent to comply. The board approved items A–E by single motion (Clark moved; Garcia Fino seconded).
The MOU for the Summer Food Service Program with the Iowa Department of Education had been signed under Board of Health signatory authority prior to the meeting because its deadline preceded the packet distribution; staff reviewed that action for the record.
Board members requested additional staff input on branding design sizing before installation. No votes were rescinded; all motions in these administrative items carried as recorded in the minutes.
