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Board approves $978,764.93 in claims and adopts consent agenda containing multiple contracts, appointments, and license actions
Summary
The Story County Board authorized claims totaling $978,764.93 and approved a multi‑item consent agenda that included adopt‑a‑road renewals, appointments to ASSET, fire alarm inspection agreements, ARPA grant for broadband planning, two resolutions setting public hearings, and a new Class C alcohol license for Indian Creek Country Club.
The Story County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to approve claims totaling $978,764.93 (run date 3/20/26; 31 pages on file in the Auditor’s Office) and adopted a multi‑item consent agenda at its March 24, 2026 meeting.
The claims motion authorized the Auditor to issue checks and approve payment requests from CIDTF ($1,722.35), Emergency Management ($458.32), E911 ($109.59), County Assessor ($683.91), and City Assessor ($11,353.42). The consent agenda included: multiple Adopt‑a‑Road renewals for volunteer groups; appointment of Linda Hagedorn, Elizabeth Waage, and Misty Zimmerman to the Analysis of Social Services Evaluation Team (ASSET) through 3/31/29; three fire alarm inspection agreements with Midwest Alarm Services for county group homes (costs: $408.96, $389.64, $408.96); an ARPA grant up to $10,000 to Minerva Valley Companies for a Broadband Expansion Plan (performance period ending 12/31/26); renewal license fees for Adobe Acrobat Pro with Insight; the Story County FY25 Cost Allocation Plan; Resolution #26‑75 (public hearing 3/31/26 for Dakins Lake cabin) and Resolution #26‑77 (public hearing 4/7/26 for the Secondary Roads Nevada Shop Expansion Project); Utility Permit #26‑8838; and approval of a new Class C Retail Alcohol License for Indian Creek Country Club (effective 5/1/26–4/30/27) including outdoor service.
All consent items were adopted on a roll call vote (MCU). The minutes record that the National Opioids Six remnant settlement (RDSA) was signed March 16, 2026 by Supervisor Heddens and included in the consent materials. The board did not hold separate discussion or roll calls for individual items noted as part of the consent agenda in the minutes.
