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Board approves payroll claims, hires, appointment and workforce-area agreement
Summary
Supervisors approved payroll/claims totaling $1,630.56, two correctional-center hires, an appointment to the county conservation board, and an agreement to join the Eastern Iowa Workforce Development Area; the meeting included votes recorded by roll call but full tallies were not always specified.
The Des Moines County Board of Supervisors approved a set of routine motions and personnel items during the Nov. 25 meeting.
Claims and payroll: The board moved to approve claims and payroll reimbursements in the amount of $1,630.56; roll-call confirmations followed the motion.
Appointments and hires: Supervisors approved an appointment to the county conservation board (an applicant identified in discussion as Julie/Juli Zelensky) for a second full term beginning Jan. 26. The board also approved two hires at the correctional center: Catherine Miller as a part-time cook at $16.80 per hour, and Addison Clayton as a full-time correctional officer (specified hours and a new rate were recorded). An unpaid-time adjustment for an employee (Alana/Alan Capps) was also approved.
Agreement: Supervisors approved an agreement to combine into the Eastern Iowa Workforce Development Area, which proponents said would consolidate districts and pooled dollars while aiming to preserve local control over workforce development operations.
Votes and exact tallies were recorded by roll-call during the meeting for many items, with named supervisors responding during the roll-call; where full individual tallies were not read into the transcript, the minutes reflect the board's unanimous or majority approvals as noted.
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