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Floyd County adopts anti‑human trafficking proclamation after community presentation
Summary
After a presentation by Lyna Debner of Iowans Against Human Trafficking, the Floyd County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved an Anti‑Human Trafficking Proclamation and directed staff to raise awareness in county channels.
Lyna Debner, a representative of Iowans Against Human Trafficking and the North Central Iowa Coalition Against Human Trafficking, presented initiatives to the Floyd County Board and urged the county to promote public awareness. "The number one thing the County can do is to help get awareness out there," Debner said. The Board approved an Anti‑Human Trafficking Proclamation on a Campbell/Rottinghaus motion; the vote was 3‑0.
The proclamation commits the county to supporting awareness efforts and acknowledges the organizations' work in the region. The Board took the proclamation as a formal, nonbinding expression of support; no additional funding or new ordinance was adopted at the meeting. The approval came during the public presentation segment of the Feb. 10 meeting, and the Board recorded the motion and vote in the minutes.
