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Board approves PTO payout as state law ends DECAT and CPPC programs June 30
Summary
Chair Gloria Carr told the board that state legislation will eliminate DECAT and CPPC programs effective June 30, 2026. The supervisors approved payout of accrued PTO for the Decat & CPPC coordinator, and Carr said she will consult neighboring counties on disposition of remaining Fund 27000 balances.
The Floyd County Board of Supervisors addressed the impending end of Iowa’s DECAT and Community Partnerships for Protecting Children (CPPC) programs during its June 9 meeting and approved staff actions linked to the wind‑down.
Chair Gloria Carr summarized the history of the county’s DECAT program and said recent state legislation will terminate DECAT and CPPC programs effective June 30, 2026. Following Carr’s remarks, Supervisors Rottinghaus and Campbell moved to approve payout of accrued paid time off for Jill McKeen, the Decat & CPPC Coordinator; the motion carried 3-0.
The board also noted that multiple contracts connected to Families Making Connections DECAT and the Floyd‑Mitchell‑Chickasaw Early Childhood Iowa partnership are expiring. Carr said she will coordinate with supervisors in Floyd, Mitchell and Chickasaw counties about how to handle remaining funds in Fund 27000; the meeting record does not specify amounts or a final disposition.
No formal direction to reallocate those funds was recorded at the meeting; the discussion focused on administrative steps required by the statutory program closure and on ensuring employees’ accrued leave is paid out.
