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- The Board accepted the Sheriff’s quarterly report for January–March 2025 (voice vote).

- The Board directed the Treasurer to place $200,000 of opioid settlement funds into a six‑month certificate of deposit at United Bank of Iowa at 4.4% and leave $80,000 available in county accounts (voice vote).

- The Board approved a $44,563 vendor quote to expand the courthouse key‑fob door‑access system and integrate camera logging; staff were authorized to finalize the contract and identify a funding source (voice vote).

- The Board set a public hearing on the final fiscal‑year‑2025 budget amendment for May 12 at 9:30 a.m.

Motions were made, seconded and approved by voice vote for each item; the transcript records “All in favor? Aye. Opposed? Motion carries” for the votes where recorded. The meeting also included presentations and committee reports; supervisors discussed longer‑term planning for opioid settlement spending and noted ongoing uncertainty about state behavioral‑health reorganizations.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Carroll County Iowa Board of Supervisors Meeting 04/25/2025 09:00 CST","oneSentenceSummary","At its May 5 meeting the Carroll County Board accepted the sheriff's quarterly report, approved moving $200,000 of opioid settlement funds into a six‑month CD, approved a $44,563 door‑access and camera system quote, and set a May 12 public hearing on a fiscal‑year‑2025 budget amendment.","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},6571985,"Carroll County approves $44,563 door‑access and camera upgrade for courthouse security",332,1994000,2326000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3068460-2a75510ffb7b684f0d88730b1e29aea4&start=1994&end=2326","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3068460-2a75510ffb7b684f0d88730b1e29aea4/thumbnail_1994000.jpg","/articles/6571985/Carroll-County/Iowa/Carroll-County-approves-44563-dooraccess-and-camera-upgrade-for-courthouse-security","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6571985-3316115cde305a9aa1e61c195a32a9d5/orig.mp4?Expires=1771115240&Signature=iJlPfzV10PSbaSgfPYDxia3BKDUmpH0oiiP8-z9CN3Qcc554c6xirYG4umd5oGG5Bcjr2LEPv1Qr7nMT6zoxEiZukktsayCVLFnXWcBVNl7cLFyI4pCqifTHPldtRAwiFPKL0qYKOpdoS0sqfYCeGDhI41Z-q~3V80DF5dw32V4Nc3xWI~Zb47YCKYsZOxbr7vB7BQi2U2Jmkr9e1UoeQ6sN4oA3C3PxH7Uyg-Ixwtu-3ydI6ffYAGlJt1EJS~lCEmYkYVJc3iKMWMj~seD3aCGDDP5M~tNBJwmqo-1vx76Rs~weQjoWCInlfZD6eWt7Z190Re1DEZ2clEoJy6qc~Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Carroll County Board of Supervisors on Monday approved a $44,563 security upgrade to expand the courthouse key‑fob access system, integrate camera logging and move portions of the system to a cloud‑based platform.

Dalton (county staff lead on safety committee) told the Board the project grew from a safety committee recommendation and would extend fob access and logging to multiple interior and exterior courthouse doors. He said the upgrade would allow administrators to grant temporary access via a phone link, provide a photo with each fob scan for audit trails, and simplify remote access for authorized staff.

\"Another thing that this also brings in is logging,\" Dalton said, noting that the system will record who scans each door and when. He described operational benefits including the ability for administrators to open doors from an app and temporary links that expire after a set time.

Board members discussed options and cost tiers. Dalton said the higher quote included camera‑verified scans and other features. Supervisors noted some frustration that access upgrades were not installed during a recent remodel but said the project advances employee safety. Several supervisors said the courthouse has moved toward single‑point entry at many counties and described the upgrade as a step in that direction.

The Board voted to accept the higher quote of $44,563 (the quote that included camera integration) and authorized paying from local option sales tax or capital reserves as appropriate. Dalton and staff said some maintenance, license, and support fees would recur annually and that county staff could program and maintain many system elements locally after installation.

The motion carried by voice vote.","The Board approved a $44,563 quote to expand the courthouse key‑fob door access system, add logging and camera integration, and move to a cloud‑based management platform.",{"_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},6571989,"Carroll County hears New Opportunities pitch for peer recovery specialist; board moves settlement funds into 6‑month CD",348,377000,725000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3068460-2a75510ffb7b684f0d88730b1e29aea4&start=377&end=725","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3068460-2a75510ffb7b684f0d88730b1e29aea4/thumbnail_377000.jpg","/articles/6571989/Carroll-County/Iowa/Carroll-County-hears-New-Opportunities-pitch-for-peer-recovery-specialist-board-moves-settlement-funds-into-6month-CD","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6571989-0d66246376de413220b1ceb9bd46e339/orig.mp4?Expires=1771115240&Signature=oyXoB2Eg22j~~Dnz3Rsls9jw3lt8kMBWtEWKkeueFSzgGGT1SehjPcyK8Uk5j1vQVtHQ~hLOSf9BxCquwEjDbioCMw3Ti7RycsS30tOkWuo7A7grhVDmSwfycLLjR1cInqMp4xZ6gW2VNPxMuDPV16QTObYMXv192QndNWblfS1YJqFWy2JhRyJ0mXg~4rHR435kLMJnsx-5s1N~ZYAj-vRfoKl3DNr0mJBqtsEZY68nvThCDXn~HNfxbs8r0oxkqidLfwV-heFnrb1ZhIv1JJXNm97Mw7ocheCtFLJE9pJGyAnJY7KnxOoIlnfmi2jbdtCTvtZA8GlbWs3t02A9oQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Carroll County supervisors heard a presentation from New Opportunities on Monday about using county opioid settlement funds to support opioid recovery services, and they decided to put most of the settlement dollars into a short-term certificate of deposit while leaving a portion available for initial projects.

Christie (New Opportunities prevention director) told the Board the agency is overseeing settlement funds that have generated roughly $280,000 in interest and principal and that New Opportunities would like Carroll County to consider supporting a peer recovery specialist — a position designed to provide ongoing recovery supports and long-term engagement for people with opioid use disorder. Christie said the peer role helps connect people to services and sustain recovery over time.

\"This recovery coach is ... the frosting on the cake that's going to really help a person to get into recovery and stay in recovery long term,\" Christie said during the presentation.

Christie described the position as potentially sustainable: New Opportunities expects to bill Medicaid and some insurers for the service over time and asked for a one‑fifth share from each county in a five‑county partnership, or about $15,000 per county per year, to support at least one full‑time equivalent (FTE). If only one county participates, the agency said it could hire a part‑time worker (20 or 10 hours per week).

Board members discussed timing given uncertainty at the state level around behavioral health regionalization and recommended pausing broader prevention spending until state plans are clearer. Supervisors also asked for regular reports and emphasized avoiding duplication with existing county and state prevention grants.

On a motion from the Board, supervisors directed the treasurer to place $200,000 into a six‑month certificate of deposit at United Bank of Iowa at 4.4% and leave $80,000 in county accounts available for spending, with the CD term chosen at six months. The motion passed by voice vote.

Supervisors did not take a formal funding commitment for the recovery coach during the meeting; Christie asked for a county endorsement to sign letters supporting related federal programs and for the Board to consider the $15,000 annual contribution if the county opts to join the multi‑county staffing plan.","New Opportunities requested county support to fund a peer recovery specialist paid in part from opioid settlement funds; the Board agreed to place $200,000 in a 6‑month CD and keep $80,000 available for spending while counties finalize plans.",{"_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},6571994,"Carroll County sheriff reports quarter intake of $144,789.18; office says most was room and board",245,111000,356000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3068460-2a75510ffb7b684f0d88730b1e29aea4&start=111&end=356","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3068460-2a75510ffb7b684f0d88730b1e29aea4/thumbnail_111000.jpg","/articles/6571994/Carroll-County/Iowa/Carroll-County-sheriff-reports-quarter-intake-of-14478918-office-says-most-was-room-and-board","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6571994-6332368b97faf49974d8c0fc1ab5a230/orig.mp4?Expires=1771115240&Signature=dPfITyDOUq-HJ~IRjpsGwCC-8RUbmAPUL2kFaSX3BOj213Nd38Zwhll3OEByZLBg3vheWU147HGh4njMMX3VZXYT~yfbwzTUuY9DwpPurUOzjvfBQ1QeH7IsA-z5HXFqmLN8QdQBwqmK57NDLVWpd~zcRBqRkeozg9u5hHAeuTeKmOyCKq4H53CjjBt4w7MR5chr0SteC6pBMdVxo-IswJlTC3VYO936cbvzTu48j2O5VmMG8-sIaAL-0qQF0lUfPZggAfT17h-xyga5pOxYRY-PdHJ4TbNlHV0xaKa9ILfi3ykq5AxNp~hAr~TixF9BGBgrUKPDsOyWX~Bz9wqY0w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Carroll County Sheriff’s Office told the Board of Supervisors on Monday that it took in $144,789.18 in the quarter covering January through March and that most of that revenue was for room and board at the jail.

Sheriff (name not specified) said that after fees were paid “we ended up with a total of $1.43 557¢ for the quarter,” and that most of the intake came from inmate room-and-board fees. He said January was nearly a record month before activity tapered with winter weather.

The sheriff reported the jail population at about ‘30-some’ on the day of the meeting and said most inmates were from outside Carroll County. He told supervisors the office is taking applications for deputies; as of the meeting two applications had been returned and neither applicant is certified, meaning new hires would require training.

Supervisors asked about maintenance at the jail after the sheriff described recent equipment failures, including a rooftop HVAC compressor that required partial warranty coverage. The sheriff said some repairs were covered by warranty but that labor or other parts sometimes were not; in one instance a vendor agreed to take care of the bill. He also said a water softener problem has been resolved after repeated vendor visits.

The Board moved to accept the quarterly report and approved the motion by voice vote.","The Carroll County Sheriff’s Office told the Board of Supervisors it took in $144,789.18 for January–March and described maintenance and staffing issues at the jail.","actionData","errors"]

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