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Hardin County approves amendments and records-release tied to Central Iowa Juvenile Detention settlement
Summary
The Hardin County board approved amendments to an intergovernmental chapter 28E agreement with Central Iowa Juvenile Detention Center, ratified a related '28' agreement with participating counties and directed the county auditor to release sealed detention records to the center upon written request and signed receipt.
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Hardin County's board on July 15 approved a package of measures tied to Central Iowa Juvenile Detention Center as the final steps of a settlement over participation and voting rights. Chair (S5) described the action as concluding litigation between counties and the detention center, saying, "this is the final step of the settlement that was made." The board voted by roll call to adopt an amendment to a Chapter 28E intergovernmental agreement and to approve the related '28' agreement with participating counties, including Barton County.
At the same meeting the board approved a motion directing the Hardin County Auditor to release sealed records belonging to Central Iowa Juvenile Detention Center to the detention center upon written request and a signed receipt. Committee member (S4) moved the directive and read the motion on the record: "I would make a motion to direct the Hardin County Auditor to release to Central Iowa Juvenile Detention Center sealed records belonging to Central Iowa Juvenile Detention Center upon written request and signed receipt." The motion was seconded and approved by roll call.
The agreements referenced Chapter 28E intergovernmental procedures; the board did not discuss dollar amounts or program changes during the record-release motion. The votes were recorded as carried; no member spoke in opposition during the formal roll calls. The actions complete the items described by the chair as necessary to resolve the earlier lawsuit about who are the legal voting members of the detention center.

