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Board approves posting rule under Iowa Code 21.4, clinic diagnostic equipment and sign repairs
Summary
The Black Hawk County Board of Health unanimously approved a resolution to reaffirm physical and digital agenda‑posting locations under Iowa Code 21.4 and voted to buy Welch Allyn wall diagnostic systems (≤ $7,856) and repair the county digital sign (≤ $16,930.23). The board also approved routine disbursements and items on the consent agenda.
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The Black Hawk County Board of Health voted June 24 to adopt a posting requirement consistent with Iowa Code 21.4, reaffirming a physical posting location at the front door and the board’s digital posting practice. The motion was moved by Melissa Clark and seconded by Dr. Adam Roise; roll call was Clark‑Yay, Cornish‑Yay, Garcia Fino‑Yay, McRina‑Yay, Roise‑Yay; the resolution passed unanimously.
The board also approved two vendor purchases brought forward by Todd Parsons: Welch Allyn wall diagnostic systems for the new clinic space through McKesson in an amount not to exceed $7,856, and hail‑damage repair to the Pinecrest Building digital sign through Nagle Signs in an amount not to exceed $16,930.23 (50% down payment authorized). The motions were approved without discussion. The board reviewed and approved disbursements as presented.
On the consent agenda, the board approved a subcontract renewal for 1st Five peer consultation (Dr. Samantha Bissen), an interagency agreement for food and hotel licensing with the Iowa Department of Inspections, Appeals & Licensing, and a new contract (FWBPECA27013) for Thrive Iowa through Iowa HHS. A three‑year HUD lead grant contract was removed from the consent agenda for later consideration because the contract was not complete.
