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Board votes at a glance: agenda approved; HSIP, STP and parade use authorized; insurance plan referred
Summary
At the Aug. 25 meeting the board approved the meeting agenda; authorized IDOT HSIP Agreement No. 5-26-HSIP-SWAP-027 (HSIP funds up to $98,000) and STP Agreement No. 5-26-STP-S-007 (up to lesser of 80% or $1,743,135); approved Highland High School's Secondary Road Use Request; and returned insurance premium recommendations to committee for re-evaluation.
Several formal actions were recorded during the Washington County Board of Supervisors meeting on Aug. 25, 2026. The board approved the published agenda and took the following recorded actions: approval and authorization for the Chairperson to sign Iowa DOT HSIP Agreement No. 5-26-HSIP-SWAP-027 (HSIP funds limited to $98,000); approval and authorization for the Chairperson to sign Iowa DOT STP Agreement No. 5-26-STP-S-007 (funds limited to the lesser of 80% of eligible costs or $1,743,135); approval of a Secondary Road Use Request from Highland High School Student Council for a Sept. 2 homecoming parade; and referral of the County Insurance Committee's premium recommendation back to the Insurance Committee for re-evaluation.
Motions initiating each approval were made from the Board's members (agenda approval: Fedler/Stoops; HSIP: Fedler/Yoder; STP: Stoops/Yoder; Highland parade: Fedler/Young; insurance referral: Seward/Stoops). The meeting minutes state all motions passed unanimously unless noted otherwise; no roll-call tallies were recorded in the published minutes.
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