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Cedar County approves routine financial and administrative actions

Cedar County Board of Supervisors · May 26, 2026
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Summary

The board approved claim disbursements, authorized motor vehicle record access for a county employee, signed a third‑party administrator proposal and a compensation disclosure, and approved the FY2025 Cost Allocation Plan.

At its May 26 meeting the Cedar County Board of Supervisors approved a slate of routine administrative and financial items, including claim disbursements, vendor agreements, and an authorization for access to Iowa DOT motor vehicle records.

The board approved Claim Disbursements #445679–445787 (motion by Supervisor Bixler, seconded by Supervisor Barnhart). The Auditor noted a handwritten disbursement (#144874) to the Cedar County Treasurer for Benefits, Inc. for $2,043.43 covering self‑funded medical claims.

The board authorized Chairperson Jon Bell to sign a letter allowing Stephanie VonBehren to access Iowa DOT motor vehicle records on behalf of Cedar County (moved by Supervisor Barnhart, seconded by Supervisor Bixler). The board also approved a proposal with Midwest Group Benefits for third‑party administrator services effective July 1, 2026 (moved by Supervisor Bixler, seconded by Supervisor Kaufmann) and a compensation and fee disclosure statement with Assured Partners for indirect compensation services covering July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027 (moved by Supervisor Barnhart, seconded by Supervisor Kaufmann). Finally, the board approved the FY2025 Cost Allocation Plan (moved by Supervisor Gaul, seconded by Supervisor Bixler). All motions passed unanimously.

The minutes do not include contract amounts or detailed vendor scopes for the Midwest Group Benefits or Assured Partners items, nor do they list the staff member’s position for Stephanie VonBehren. Follow‑up records or signed agreements would be required to confirm financial terms and implementation dates.