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Supervisors approve routine payroll items, sign agreements and open Wapello canvass
Summary
The board approved agenda and minutes, reviewed payroll items including a retirement and a new part-time hire, authorized a payout to Mellisa Bandy, signed a Wellness Program Agreement with ISAC, opened the Wapello School special-election canvass and approved payment to Schrock Lumber while directing a rebid for installation.
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At its March 8 meeting the Louisa County Board approved routine administrative items and several payments recorded in the minutes.
Supervisor Chris Ball moved, seconded by Supervisor Randy Griffin, to approve the meeting agenda and to approve the March 1 minutes. The Board reviewed payroll changes, noting the retirement of Steve Bell and a new part-time hire, Jarad Kraft, at $28.32 per hour. Supervisor Randy Griffin moved, seconded by Supervisor Chris Ball, to sign a payout letter for Mellisa Bandy in the amount of $1,870.66.
The Board reviewed February reports from The Morning Sun and the Wapello City Ambulance. Supervisor Randy Griffin moved, seconded by Supervisor Chris Ball, to sign the Wellness Program Agreement with the Iowa State Association of Counties (ISAC).
Katie Walker presented canvass information for the Wapello School special election and the Board opened the canvass at 8:45 a.m. The Board then discussed courthouse second-floor windows; Brad Quigley said materials were on hand at Schrock Lumber and that the installer Karl Buster had missed previous installation deadlines. Supervisor Randy Griffin moved, seconded by Supervisor Chris Ball, to pay Schrock Lumber for the windows; the Board also decided to rebid the installation and asked Auditor Sandi Sturgell to place the advertisement for the rebid.
The minutes record these items as motions moved and seconded; the document does not provide detailed roll-call vote tallies for these particular motions beyond noting movers/seconders and other actions in the minutes.
