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Louisa County supervisors approve routine business; review payroll changes and departmental updates
Summary
At the April 26, 2022 meeting the Louisa County Board of Supervisors approved the agenda, previous minutes and special claims; they reviewed payroll adjustments, heard updates from emergency management and the county engineer, and approved listed claims.
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors approved routine administrative business at its April 26, 2022 meeting, including adopting the meeting agenda, approving the April 19 minutes, and approving special claims.
Board members recorded attendance at the start of the meeting: Chair Brad Quigley and Supervisors Chris Ball and Randy Griffin. Motions were recorded in the minutes: Chris Ball moved (seconded by Randy Griffin) to approve the April 26 agenda; Randy Griffin moved (seconded by Chris Ball) to approve the April 19 minutes; and Randy Griffin moved (seconded by Chris Ball) to approve special claims for April 26. The minutes state board members vote "AYE" unless otherwise noted.
The board reviewed payroll changes for county personnel. Examples recorded in the minutes include Justin Wessley ($21.28 to $22.07/hr, change of duty), David Norcross ($28.34 to $30.62/hr, re-evaluation and full-time), removal of shift differentials for Mark Spitznogle and Nick Davis, specialty pay for Greg Torres as SRO, and a length-of-service increase for Jeremy Orr.
Emergency Management/E911/Safety official Brian Hall reported on "Operation Proms" at Louisa-Muscatine and Wapello schools and said both events went well despite weather threats; he also convened an LEPC discussion about an increased railroad presence in the Columbus Junction area and its potential traffic and emergency impacts. County Engineer Adam Shutt described efforts to coordinate paving projects, including combining Grandview Bypass paving with Farm-to-Market route changes and the Oakville project. The minutes show the board examined and approved claims including a Principal basic life charge of $271.35 and $104,706.02 for ISAC group health insurance.
With no further business, the meeting adjourned at 9:25 a.m.
