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Benton County meeting: routine claims approved, Casino Farms alcohol license renewed, resignation acknowledged

Benton County · June 30, 2026
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Summary

At its regular meeting the county approved multiple EMS claims, renewed a Class C alcohol license for Casino Farms for a 12‑month term, acknowledged the resignation of a part‑time sheriff’s office custodian and received routine committee reports, then adjourned.

Benton County approved multiple EMS claims, renewed a Class C alcohol license for Casino Farms and acknowledged a custodial resignation during routine business at its meeting.

During the claims portion a board member read a list of EMS invoices and moved to approve them. Itemized amounts read into the record included North Benton Ambulance Service for $67,046.44, City of Hiawatha for $15,900 and various Delphos Ambulance and Atkins entries. The transcript includes an inconsistent "grand total" figure that does not reconcile with the itemized amounts; no corrected total was provided during the meeting.

The board acknowledged receipt of a resignation from Terry Endliner, a part‑time custodian in the sheriff’s office, and thanked him for his service.

The board considered a Class C alcohol license renewal for Casino Farms. Members confirmed the license request was for a 12‑month term; a motion to approve the renewal was made and approved by roll call with members recorded as voting in the affirmative.

Members also reported on outside meetings: a representative said Central Iowa Detention voted to approve a 28E agreement and adopt bylaws and that an attorney is preparing forms; reports on Easy Cog meetings noted low in‑person attendance and a brief power outage of about 30–45 seconds.

With no unfinished business reported, the board voted to adjourn.