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Votes at a glance: Des Moines County Board actions, June meeting
Summary
At the June meeting the board approved payroll reimbursement claims, an outdoor warning system controller upgrade, the IAP insurance renewal, the SBT final plat, a Veterans Affairs reappointment, a tax suspension, a fireworks permit, a bridge engineering contract, the primary-election canvas and several personnel actions.
The Des Moines County Board of Supervisors recorded the following formal actions during the meeting.
- Payroll reimbursement claims: motion to approve passed. - Outdoor warning system controller (ISIX) mitigation: approved; funded from rural basic (controller only). - IAP (Iowa Communities Insurance Pool) renewal: approved; renewal reported at approximately $609,000 and negotiated credit of roughly $11,200. - Final plat: SBT subdivision (two 5-acre lots from a former 10-acre parcel, Tanner Road): approved with conditions requiring Secondary Roads coordination for lot access and flood-plain compliance for building elevations. - Veterans Affairs Commission: reappointment of Arie Hosnik to a three-year term: approved. - Property tax suspension request: approved (suspension of collection until property transfer or taxpayer death as described in the packet). - Fireworks permit: Rick Gletty (family reunion): approved. - Engineering services contract: bridge F10 (BRS co29 10060-29) design services authorized; design funded from farm-to-market account and staff to pursue grants as appropriate. - Canvas of the 2026 primary election: approved (preliminary canvas, turnout reported at 19.5% with 5,024 ballots cast of 25,763 registered voters). - Personnel actions: corrections staff step/anniversary increases and a new-hire placement; local health unpaid hours and victim-witness coordinator step increase: all approved. - Recorder's monthly fees (May 2026) and minutes for June 2, 2026: filed/approved.
Votes and tallies: where roll-call-style responses were recorded, supervisors responded in the affirmative; the meeting record indicates motions passed by the board. For specific vote tallies and recorded names, see the meeting packet or auditor's office records.
