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Wayne County supervisors adopt intercounty 28E agreement, appoint deputy treasurers and approve routine business
Summary
At its June 23 meeting the Wayne County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted a 28E agreement with Warren County for collection of criminal court financial obligations, appointed two deputy treasurers and administered an oath, approved HIPAA participation and officer appointments, and authorized capital asset transactions and other routine items.
The Wayne County Board of Supervisors completed a slate of unanimous administrative and intergovernmental actions at its June 23, 2026 meeting in Corydon.
The board adopted Resolution 26‑30 to enter a 28E agreement with Warren County to centralize collection of criminal court imposed financial obligations, citing Iowa Code Section 602.8107(4). Lange moved adoption of the resolution and Wilson seconded; the motion passed unanimously.
By Resolution 26‑31 the board authorized two deputy treasurer positions under Iowa Code §331.903 and approved appointments of Amber Allen and Amber Westphal to those posts. Chair Chris Moore administered the Oath of Office to Amber Westphal during the meeting.
The board also approved continued participation in the Iowa State Association of Counties (ISAC) HIPAA Compliance Program and appointed Susan Moore as HIPAA Privacy Officer and Chase Clark as HIPAA Security Officer for county operations subject to HIPAA rules. Capital asset transactions approved included the trade‑in of a Gravely ProTurn 660 and purchase of a replacement Gravely ProTurn 660 from Palmer Power Equipment and the acquisition of a Seppi mower (Model BM5‑125) from CR Environmental Inc. for $50,500.
Clerk of Court May deposits of $634.37 were recorded and the board noted that the first public notice for a LOSST special election will publish in the county newspapers. Chair Moore queried whether a previously discussed $10,000 allocation for cemetery plotting had a specific line item; Auditor Michelle Dooley said she was not aware that a set amount beyond an initial $10,000 startup allocation had been approved despite subsequent invoices submitted and paid.
All the above motions were recorded as approved unanimously by the three supervisors present. The board set its next regular meeting for July 7, 2026 at 10:00 a.m.
