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County board prepares to fill attorney vacancy ahead of May 13 meeting

May 24, 2025 | Osceola County, Iowa


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County board prepares to fill attorney vacancy ahead of May 13 meeting
The Osceola County Board of Supervisors meeting on April 29, 2025, focused on the process of filling the county attorney vacancy. The committee has met with a candidate and is considering scheduling another interview. The board discussed the legal requirements for appointing a new county attorney, including the necessity to publish a notice in local papers and adhere to a specific timeline for the appointment.

The board anticipates making a recommendation at the upcoming meeting on May 13, where they will act on the committee's suggestion. It was noted that even after an appointment is made, there remains a window for citizens to petition for an election regarding the position.

A motion was made and supported to proceed with the notice for the appointment process. The board emphasized the importance of identifying the specific dates involved in this process to ensure compliance with legal requirements. This step is crucial for maintaining transparency and allowing community involvement in the appointment of the county attorney.

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