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Board authorizes ambulance contracts, appoints veteran affairs commissioner and approves $192,814.52 in claims
Summary
The Louisa County Board authorized the chair to sign first-quarter ambulance contracts for Morning Sun, Columbus Junction and Wapello, appointed Mark Spitznogle to the Louisa County Commission of Veteran Affairs, and approved $192,814.52 in county claims during its July 16 meeting.
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The Louisa County Board of Supervisors on July 16 authorized the chair to sign first-quarter ambulance contracts for Morning Sun, Columbus Junction and Wapello following a motion by Supervisor Chris Ball and a second by Supervisor Shawn Maine.
Supervisor Shawn Maine moved (seconded by Chris Ball) to appoint Mark Spitznogle to the Louisa County Commission of Veteran Affairs after Curt Hartlieb (VA) submitted a recommending letter. The motion to appoint Spitznogle was approved by the board.
The board also approved claims totaling $192,814.52 after review. The minutes list a detailed claims register that includes numerous county vendors and service providers; the approval motion was moved by Maine and seconded by Ball. The minutes record no dissent and use the board practice that members vote "AYE" unless otherwise noted.
The board reviewed the June ambulance reports for Wapello City Ambulance and Columbus Junction Ambulance prior to approving the contracts. The minutes do not record contested debate on these items; motions passed and administrative follow-up steps—such as the chair signing contracts—were authorized.
