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Jasper County declines Flock cameras in right-of-way and moves to market timber on parcel next to Armory
Summary
During the June 23 work session the board agreed not to install Flock cameras in county right-of-way, directed staff to post agendas under House File 2490 with a new outside bulletin board, and authorized starting the process to sell timber on a 4.5-acre parcel adjacent to the Armory.
During the board’s June 23 work session staff discussed implementation of House File 2490’s requirement that independent boards annually designate a posting place for agendas; Adam (Sparks) said he will purchase an outside bulletin board for the administration building and Scott (Nicholson) will draft an email to department heads explaining the change.
Mike Frietsch asked whether the county would place Flock brand cameras in the county right-of-way. The board indicated it was not interested in placing Flock cameras in county right-of-way. The transcript records the board’s decision without further debate or a formal recorded motion on that specific question.
Adam Sparks said he had spoken with the board about selling a 4.5-acre parcel next to the Armory and the board instructed staff to begin the process of selling the timber on that parcel. The board did not record further details about the sale process, timelines or minimum price in the transcript; those administrative steps will be handled by county staff as required.
These work-session items were discussed after the regular meeting adjourned to a work session and are recorded in the meeting minutes; the Auditor’s office retains the full audio and minutes for any follow-up details.
