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Floyd County board adopts Anti‑Human Trafficking proclamation after presentation
Summary
A representative of Iowans Against Human Trafficking and the North Central Iowa Coalition Against Human Trafficking presented initiatives to the Floyd County Board on Feb. 10; the board approved an Anti‑Human Trafficking Proclamation 3‑0, with the presenter urging the county to increase public awareness.
Lyna Debner, representing Iowans Against Human Trafficking and the North Central Iowa Coalition Against Human Trafficking, presented the organizations’ initiatives to the Floyd County Board of Supervisors and urged county officials to increase public awareness of human trafficking issues.
During her presentation Debner stated, “the number one thing the County can do is to help get awareness out there.” After the presentation, Supervisors Campbell and Rottinghaus moved to approve an Anti‑Human Trafficking Proclamation. The motion carried 3‑0.
The proclamation was adopted as a formal county action; the minutes do not specify immediate implementation steps or funding linked to the proclamation.
