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Supervisors note budget work session, landfill reopening and community updates
Summary
Board discussed budget work session items, a Great Island drainage meeting, landfill status (open for small loads and recycling), early-childhood concerns about regionalization, and senior-board activities; meeting adjourned after unanimous vote.
Jackson County supervisors used the Jan. 27 meeting to remind the public and each other about upcoming meetings and operational items. The board noted a Great Island drainage meeting scheduled for 11:00 a.m., an Emergency Medical Services meeting and a statewide supervisors' meeting in Des Moines. The board also confirmed its budget work session schedule.
On operations, a supervisor reported the county landfill is open for small loads and recyclables (no charge for recycling drop-off) and that tow warmers are being installed; activity depends on warmer weather. Supervisors and attendees reiterated concerns about regionalization of early-childhood and mental-health services and the difficulty of access for rural residents when services are centralized; senior-center events and a Facebook page for local senior programming were also mentioned. The meeting adjourned by unanimous voice vote.
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