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Louisa County approves $258,021.08 in claims and receives routine departmental reports
Summary
At its Nov. 18, 2025 meeting, the Louisa County Board approved claims totaling $258,021.08 (including a $42,900 vehicle purchase and a $33,980.10 salt purchase), reviewed payroll updates, and heard weekly reports from the County Engineer, Public Health, VA, and others.
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors approved claims totaling $258,021.08 on Nov. 18, 2025, following a motion by Supervisor Kevin Hardin and a second by Supervisor Scot Hunt. The minutes list approved vendor payments and line items examined by the board.
Notable items recorded among the claims include a $42,900 payment to Delzell Brothers for a new motor vehicle, $33,980.10 to Great Lakes Salt, $18,000 to Eide Bailly LLP for auditing services, and payments to Louisa County Ambulance and other local vendors. The minutes include a full vendor list and amounts for administrative recordkeeping.
The board also reviewed payroll changes: Ethan Richenberger (Truck Driver) $25.56/hr; Carl Kerr (Truck Driver) $27.77/hr; and Eric Samuels (Temp/OnCall) $23.76/hr. The minutes record no public input on claims or payroll items.
In other routine business, County Engineer Adam Shutt provided a weekly update; Mike Howard presented his annual weed report; Leah McElhinney of Public Health presented a monthly report and the department's 2024–25 annual report; Curt Hartlieb provided his monthly VA report; and Auditor Susan Schnedler canvassed the second tier of the 2025 city and school election. The board also reviewed October 2025 ambulance expenditures for Wapello, Morning Sun, and Columbus Junction.
