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Board approves ISAC Group Benefits 28E agreement, hears wellness program presentation
Summary
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors approved Resolution 202215 adopting the ISAC Group Benefits Program 28E Agreement on March 1 and heard a presentation from ISAC representatives on a wellness program the county could use to reduce employee benefit costs.
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors on March 1 approved Resolution 202215 to adopt the Iowa State Association of Counties (ISAC) Group Benefits Program 28E Agreement, authorizing the county to participate in ISAC's group health and related benefits program for eligible employees.
The motion to approve and sign the 28E agreement was moved by Supervisor Randy Griffin and seconded by Supervisor Chris Ball and recorded as approved by the board. The resolution language in the record describes the ISAC Group Benefits Program as a Chapter 28E organization providing group health and related benefits for employees of participating entities.
Later in the meeting, Brad Holton and Molly Hill of ISAC presented the ISAC wellness program, saying participation can save money for both the county and employees. Chairman Brad Quigley asked that the agreement be placed on next week's agenda for additional consideration and follow-up after the presentation.
Separately, Emergency Manager Brian Hall raised procurement policy questions tied to grants and reported a need for concrete repair at the county complex. The board also reviewed payroll changes and approved a payout to Brett Samuels for $3,705.14, and examined and approved the day's claims docket before adjourning at 10:20 a.m.
No public testimony opposing the ISAC agreement is recorded in the meeting minutes.
