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Key actions recorded in the meeting

- Leadership appointments: Scott Johnson was appointed permanent chair; Stephanie Hausman was appointed vice chair. (motion carried).

- Administrative procurement and housekeeping: Approve purchase of a pickup truck for secondary roads from Carl Chevrolet for $50,258.80 (see separate article).

- Resolutions and statutory housekeeping:
- Adopt resolution authorizing the engineer’s office to approve special moving permits (annual housekeeping item).
- Adopt resolution establishing fixed charges that allow the auditor to issue payroll and recurring payments per approved salaries.
- Adopt resolution for destruction of records under Iowa law (transcript references Iowa Code 331.323).
- Adopt resolution naming official county newspapers for 2025 (names were read into the record; text of the list in the agenda/minutes). The transcript records the Manning Monitor among the named publications.
- Adopt construction evaluation resolution (Resolution 2025‑001) and adopt resolution 2025‑002 appointing deputy auditors.

- Calendar and personnel matters:
- Approve the 2025 county holiday schedule (motion carried).
- Reappoint Becky Venami to the County Board of Health to a three‑year term (motion carried).
- Reappoint multiple statutory and advisory positions including: Dave Burmizer to the conservation board (five‑year term), Joanne Thomas to Veterans Affairs Commission (three‑year term), Dr. Michael Slattery as county medical examiner (reappointment), Dr. Josh Williams as assistant county medical examiner (reappointment), Sarah Haberle as zoning administrator (reappointment), and others as read into the record.

- Ambulance board: The board appointed Weston (last name not specified in the meeting record) to replace Paulette on the county ambulance service board and left one ambulance vacancy to be filled later.

- Multiple township and advisory appointments: The board approved reappointments or new appointments for township trustees, Board of Adjustment and other advisory positions (motions carried). Several seats remain open and the board noted those vacancies.

Motions were typically moved, seconded and adopted by voice vote. In most cases a roll call was requested only for certain resolutions; where a roll call was taken the board’s votes were recorded as “yes.” The transcript did not include a complete roll‑call tally for each item; the meeting record states motions carried.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Carroll County Iowa Board of Supervisors Meeting 01/02/2025 09:00 CST","oneSentenceSummary","At its most recent meeting the Carroll County Board of Supervisors recorded a series of routine votes: leadership appointments, administrative resolutions, record‑destruction and payroll authorizations, and numerous board and commission appointments. Most motions carried without extended debate.","taxTitle","Carroll County, Iowa","taxId",69003,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6671198,"Arcadia Betterment Development seeks county funds to connect subdivisions to community trail",461,810000,1271000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2171509-24616bcc24b36709a9d683cf3b95d29c&start=810&end=1271","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2171509-24616bcc24b36709a9d683cf3b95d29c/thumbnail_810000.jpg","/articles/6671198/Carroll-County/Iowa/Arcadia-Betterment-Development-seeks-county-funds-to-connect-subdivisions-to-community-trail","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6671198-76677dfd4c63e2311b998a8096067575/orig.mp4?Expires=1770938479&Signature=WbBHFBHr9x6c1D0yxqiy028c3xEyjRC8ZIYFNiYrexNvBwtoQFpX-JDu2FP~kXxgNZ0~tbVoI4Navcswb5GvHDts1lUyXrYHaXrEMDpVSHpJRadkjhS9MP2vbMbTXjWX1Ule-yAoXc56O6yzxX1giGZI6irGwIp9-aEXPoKqZNX2XKkoPtiP3HvSLyNTGXtUqhlF2Kg~gEZx~b6rbolfp2N5aFsUmap0L3o1L5qPFExBeuuDOAwroCIYVSHp6oPqPLGfpgh6zXm1vd3qETWDfeJeKoDgzKpmAisHj-oHzS2KoKlvCiTuLo2wVRMOGPavzV47pqqjcy1FY5Xu8hl5gw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Pat Mogel, president of the Arcadia Betterment Development Corporation, asked the Carroll County Board of Supervisors for county support to complete phase 2 of the Arcadia Trail.

Mogel said phase 2 would pour 440 feet of concrete along Division Street (county highway M‑68) to connect Center Street and the Leroy Street subdivision, widen and replace approximately 220 feet of narrow sidewalk in front of two existing properties, and match sidewalk work into adjacent streets. The work is intended to let children and residents access the Center Street trail without using M‑68, which Mogel described as heavily trafficked by farm and recreational vehicles.

Mogel presented an estimate of about $29,000 for the construction and said the group has applied to the Carroll Community Foundation and other local grant sources and is seeking town, community club and private support. During the meeting a county official noted the group’s request to the county was listed as $35,100; Mogel said the group would accept county guidance on the contribution amount.

Secondary roads staff (Zach) answered questions about highway resurfacing schedules and said resurfacing of the M‑68 corridor north of town was planned for 2027; staff also said trail alignment would be separate from the road and would tie into existing sidewalks. The presenters emphasized safety for children and walkers as the primary project rationale.

No formal appropriation was recorded at the meeting; the trail group asked the board to consider a county contribution and indicated it would combine county funds with grant awards and local donations to reach the project estimate.","Arcadia Betterment Development presented a plan to pour 440 feet of concrete and upgrade 220 feet of sidewalk to link two subdivisions to an existing shared‑use trail; the group said the estimated project cost is about $29,000 and that it has applied for several grants and solicited local contributions.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6671200,"Carroll County Soil and Water requests county contribution to support cover‑crop and forage programs",414,346000,760000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2171509-24616bcc24b36709a9d683cf3b95d29c&start=346&end=760","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2171509-24616bcc24b36709a9d683cf3b95d29c/thumbnail_346000.jpg","/articles/6671200/Carroll-County/Iowa/Carroll-County-Soil-and-Water-requests-county-contribution-to-support-covercrop-and-forage-programs","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6671200-4aeee24606274b79adb7254a564ed197/orig.mp4?Expires=1770938479&Signature=k63SfAhd4yxUQDAi0QaR4eUYlHU5DblAgSkxBCfU7MPk7B-6m6H~TDlctYV1ZCktlF0xsGuV37VsLnyJn07LPWOoyaV8ejIsD6HMB0eey2t8hNqBldMezjJTsTagwhqqCUbhbgqzU~M62CpEKPWVAF2J2IigTeP~mbwVdilhj50Qix-9tH6fUN2HaComquwHxJsqGpY58K3~bXFnj9Ri2ta-W7wRasf5ZnkxqZKl2Fe8hXTIJi~UnNt6VWGMaZHJrK8q9SvX---0GNPCohL99A7c90W~mSzni5GuFOqNWCpK-CuRcaU3eZAqFdhmizq4ZXikFfgqCEok53bPAV6H1A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","John Coster, vice chair of the Carroll County Soil and Water Conservation District, and Tom Simons, the district chairman, asked the Board of Supervisors for a supplemental contribution to the district’s budget.

Coster and Simons described an expansion of local conservation programs, including an Iowa Lands and Forage initiative, cover‑crop promotion and programs that support livestock operations and water quality. They said a district employee (named Ashley) coordinates multiple programs and helped increase cover‑crop participation from roughly 5,000 acres last year to nearly double that this year, attributing the growth to the programs the district runs.

The presenters said the district’s request for county support this year is $6,000. They also referenced prior county support and said the district plans to continue seeking grant funds and low‑interest loans for producers (one program mentioned offers up to $500,000 at about 3 percent). Supervisors asked clarifying questions about whether the request matched last year’s request; presenters said it did.

No formal county vote to appropriate funds was recorded during the presentation. Supervisors thanked the district representatives and acknowledged the role of the district coordinator; the request will be considered through the county budget process.

John Coster summarized the presentation by saying, “That’s why we’re here,” explaining the district’s interest in continuing the programs that promote cover crops and support local livestock operations.","Representatives from the Carroll County Soil and Water Conservation District asked the Board of Supervisors for county funding to continue programs promoting cover crops, livestock support and water‑quality work; they cited a staff coordinator and recent growth in cover‑crop acreage.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6671204,"Carroll County approves $50,258.80 pickup for secondary roads",253,76000,329000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2171509-24616bcc24b36709a9d683cf3b95d29c&start=76&end=329","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2171509-24616bcc24b36709a9d683cf3b95d29c/thumbnail_76000.jpg","/articles/6671204/Carroll-County/Iowa/Carroll-County-approves-5025880-pickup-for-secondary-roads","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6671204-88d6ba81e06f3c47d25b859262e6d4db/orig.mp4?Expires=1770938479&Signature=m6r63fEsAV7v0f-xE2s7GgWgOwnXlG~0uAZS3-c0Fe2DU~3OrbyF8vAZGTrwnbigyQE1BejnYCQ2EmtTAhXv4~u3QedeUVbvB~iL6cG-Tqi~w4m0ma5EdYcfJJpTj8UFoe4G38r1fKDeaOhlkXrVIkBoCkVIKlScmVaoL6a~75NstHz9GXaBy2RFir-VGakzlCfxMbKxEP6ywgYnSYh2OQPSoly~Mf9CZcQscaIaa5PbvkevbjCC7p5aR1jERln72bsv01TfXd-9br65IM~rauYo7yO3-hwHm5t6BuCYYiWAby~dTs85jzNd9zQ0k9w3puATchiaToDMHkTJTAJiiw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Carroll County Board of Supervisors approved the purchase of a pickup truck for the county secondary roads fleet from Carl Chevrolet for $50,258.80.

Zach, representing secondary roads, reviewed two quotes and said the vehicles' MSRPs were identical and that both vendors would require roughly the same build time (about two to four months). He recommended accepting the lower quote from Carl Chevrolet. Board members discussed keeping the business local versus saving taxpayer dollars and confirmed warranty and in‑house maintenance arrangements would be manageable.

The board made and seconded a motion to approve the quote and purchase from Carl Chevrolet for $50,258.80; the motion carried.

Zach presented the procurement as a like‑for‑like replacement for an existing truck (for an employee named Chris), saying he had sought “apples to apples” quotes and found comparable specifications. Supervisors asked about vendor availability and warranty service; Zach said neither vendor had the vehicle on the lot and delivery would be by custom build.

A supervisor noted a preference for supporting local businesses when price differences were small; other supervisors countered they had to consider the county’s fiscal responsibilities. No vote tally with individual names was read into the record; the board recorded the motion as carried.

The approved purchase will be added to the county fleet to replace the older vehicle used by county road staff. No additional conditions or follow‑up tasks were specified at the time of the vote.","The Carroll County Board of Supervisors voted to buy a pickup truck for the secondary roads fleet from Carl Chevrolet for $50,258.80 after comparing two quotes and discussing warranty and local-business considerations.","actionData","errors"]

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