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Board tables Prairie Rivers service agreement, approves Council on Aging funding for FY2026
Summary
Tama County supervisors tabled a proposed service agreement with Prairie Rivers RC&D for the Iowa Valley Scenic Byway audio tour and approved interim funding to the Council on Aging for FY2026 while the county attorney reviews a future-year agreement.
The Tama County Board on June 22 tabled a proposed General Service Agreement with Prairie Rivers of Iowa RC&D concerning the Iowa Valley Scenic Byway Audio Tour & App and approved short-term funding for the Tama County Council on Aging.
County Economic Director Jake Buchanan brought forward the Prairie Rivers agreement. The county attorney reviewed the draft and recommended changes; the board voted to table the agreement so the recommended edits can be returned to Prairie Rivers for revision. The motion to table was made by Supervisor David Turner, seconded by Supervisor Curt Hilmer, and passed unanimously.
Separately, the Board approved continued funding to the Tama County Council on Aging for Fiscal Year 2026 while the county and the organization work toward a service agreement for FY2027. The board’s action directed that the County Attorney review the Council on Aging’s agreement before finalizing funding terms for the next fiscal year. That motion was made by Supervisor Curt Hilmer and seconded by Supervisor David Turner; the vote was unanimous.
The minutes do not specify dollar amounts for the interim Council on Aging funding in this entry; the board noted continued financial support while pursuing a formal service agreement. The county attorney’s recommended changes to the Prairie Rivers agreement were not detailed in the minutes; Jake Buchanan will relay them to Prairie Rivers.
