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Votes and actions at a glance: Allamakee County Board (Aug. 17, 2026)
Summary
The board adopted Resolution 26.281 (ISAC voting reps), approved MGB TPA fee payment from PSF (26.280), authorized a Solid Waste fuel card (26.282), set an Aug. 31 public hearing on the FY27 budget amendment (26.283), approved TownCloud software (26.283), added a Court Security Officer (26.284), approved Suttle Creek bridge plans (26.285) and adjourned (26.286).
At its Aug. 17 meeting, the Allamakee County Board of Supervisors recorded the following actions and outcomes:
- 26.279: Approved today's agenda with an added item and approved minutes from Aug. 10 (Keatley/Byrnes). Motion carried. - 26.280: Approved paying the Midwest Group Benefits third‑party administration fee of $920 from the partially self‑funded checking account. Motion carried. - 26.281: Adopted Resolution 26.281 designating county voting representatives for ISAC; roll call Keatley‑aye; Byrnes‑aye; Clark‑aye. - 26.282: Authorized a fuel card for Solid Waste from Waukon Feed Ranch. Motion carried. - 26.283: Set a public hearing for the FY27 budget amendment on Aug. 31 at 9:10 a.m. Motion carried. - 26.283 (software): Approved TownCloud agenda management software at $1,500 for one year. Motion carried. - 26.284: Approved adding a Court Security Officer position. Motion carried. - 26.285: Approved bridge replacement plan for Suttle Creek Road over the Yellow River. Motion carried. - 26.286: Adjourned the meeting. Motion carried.
The minutes note attendees and a post‑meeting tour of the Learning Tree Child Care Center in Lansing led by Lisa Welsh and Director Jenny Cole.
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