On the agenda: Clinton Minutes — data center (Jul 23)

JULY 23, 2026
The Board of Supervisors of Clinton County, Iowa, met at the Clinton County Fairgrounds in DeWitt, IA.
Members in attendance: Supervisor Erin George and Supervisor Jim Irwin. Full video recordings of this meeting are
available on the Clinton County website at www.clintoncounty-ia.gov/ board_of_supervisors /meetings_minutes/.
9:00 A.M. Review Correspondence and Claims
Call to Order – Pledge of Allegiance
9:15 A.M.

Formal Action & Motions

Claims Approval

CONSENT AGENDA
Resolutions 2026-187 through 2026-192 and one (1) motion were approved on the consent agenda:
RESOLUTION 2026-187
WHEREAS, the Clinton County Sheriff has accepted the resignation of FNP Jessica McDevitt.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors of Clinton County, Iowa, that the County
Auditor be and is hereby authorized to stop issuance of biweekly paychecks on the General Basic Fund, Office of the
Jail to Jessica McDevitt. Jessica’s last working day is July 24, 2026.
Roll Call: Irwin: Yes; George: Yes; Srp: Absent.

Erin George, Vice-Chairperson

RESOLUTION 2026-188
WHEREAS, the Clinton County Sheriff has accepted the resignation of Deputy Joseph Rose.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors of Clinton County, Iowa, that the County
Auditor be and is hereby authorized to stop issuance of biweekly paychecks on the Fund 0011 Rural Service Basic,
0011-05-1000-000-10000 to Joseph Rose. Joseph’s last working day was July 20, 2026.
Roll Call: Irwin: Yes; George: Yes; Srp: Absent.
and

Erin George, Vice-Chairperson

RESOLUTION 2026-189
WHEREAS, the Clinton County has accepted the resignation of Nicholas Manrique, effective June 30, 2026;

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors of Clinton County, Iowa, that the County
Auditor is hereby authorized to stop issuance of biweekly paychecks on the General Fund in payment of wages
without further order of the Board.
Roll Call: Irwin: Yes; George: Yes; Srp: Absent.

Erin George, Vice-Chairperson

RESOLUTION 2026-190
WHEREAS, the Wage Study Committee has been appointed to manage the County compensation strategy; and
WHEREAS, the Wage Committee has reviewed the job description of the Registered Nurse and determine
what pay band it should be assigned in the Clinton County Compensation Policy; and
WHEREAS, it is the recommendation of the wage committee to set the wage band of this position to C44.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED to set the band of the Registered Nurse to C44 and update the Clinton
County Compensation Policy accordingly.
Roll Call: Irwin: Yes; George: Yes; Srp: Absent.

Erin George, Vice-Chairperson

RESOLUTION 2026-191
BE IT RESOLVED by the Clinton County Board of Supervisors that Tycoga Winery & Distillery LLC, d/b/a
the Tycoga Winery & Distillery, has electronically filed a renewal application for a liquor license, effective September
1, 2026, and said application is hereby approved by the Clinton County Board of Supervisors.
Roll Call: Irwin: Yes; George: Yes; Srp: Absent.

Erin George, Vice-Chairperson

RESOLUTION 2026-192
WHEREAS, a clerical duplication occurred when the number “Resolution No. 2026-153” was used twice;
WHEREAS, the Board desires the official record to show a clear, consecutive sequence ending at Resolution
No. 2026-153 while preserving the substance and legal effect of the adopted items;
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors of Clinton County, Iowa, that the
following clerical renumbering is adopted prior to official recording: Resolution numbered 2026-153,192 Adopted
June 29 — renumbered to 2026-153 A
This renumbering is clerical only and does not change the substance, intent, or legal effect of any adopted item.
Roll Call: Irwin: Yes; George: Yes; Srp: Absent.

Erin George, Vice-Chairperson

MOTION by Supervisor Irwin to authorize the Chairperson to sign Utility Permit Number 09-83-26 for Eastern Iowa
Light and Power’s (REC) proposed project to connect to an 7200-volt line under Old Highway 61 to provide service to
a new house. The work will be located within Clinton County Right-of-Way along Old Highway 61 in Section 33
T83N R03E of the Bloomfield Township.
Roll Call: Irwin: Yes; George: Yes; Srp: Absent.

Motion carried.

RESOLUTIONS
2026-193 Proclamation Declaring Clinton County 4-H Week: The Proclamation was read aloud by Little Miss Clinton
County Fair, Morgan McCullough Approved
The following resolution was presented and on motion approved:
RESOLUTION 2026-193
PROCLAMATION DECLARING THE WEEK OF JULY 19, 2026 AS CLINTON COUNTY 4-H WEEK
WHEREAS, 4-H is an educational experience for Iowa youth and adults based on their interests and needs and
4-H assists youth define and evaluate their personal goals, identify community needs and develop leadership skills to
meet the needs of their community, county, state and world; and
WHEREAS, 4-H is directed toward the development of the total person, their mind through decision making
and scientific learning process and learning how to learn in different settings; their body by improving mental and
physical health; their social skills through the development of positive self-esteem and increased communication
skills; and
WHEREAS, 4-H is a research based learning program, facilitated through the cooperation of the United States
Department of Agriculture, Iowa State University and County Extension Councils and is financially supported through
private and public money; and
WHEREAS, 4-H is a family and community based youth development program which addresses the issues of
youth and families, including those at risk, by supplementing and complementing programs offered by schools and
other youth serving agencies. 4-H provides action oriented and practical education experiences for more than 120,000
youth under the leadership of more than 21,000 volunteers; and
WHEREAS, 4-H makes a difference in the lives of individual youth and adults and the communities where
they live through these experiences; now
THEREFORE, We, the Clinton County Board of Supervisors do hereby proclaim the week of July 19, 2026, as
4-H week in Clinton County, Iowa.
Roll Call: Irwin: Yes; George: Yes; Srp: Absent.

Erin George, Vice-Chairperson

DEPARTMENT HEADS, ELECTED OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES
Auditor David Troester reported that the Election Administrator position has been filled, with the new employee
expected to begin during the week of August 10, pending completion of pre-employment requirements and office
preparations. He noted that procedures and systems are being put in place to ensure a smooth transition.
The Board highlighted accomplishments over the past year, including the adoption of the County's commercial wind
energy ordinance and the data center ordinance. Supervisors discussed the significant amount of work required to
develop both ordinances and emphasized that, under current Iowa law, zoning decisions of this nature are made by
locally elected officials rather than through public referendum. Board members encouraged citizens to work with state
legislators if they wish to pursue legislative changes regarding those processes.
Representative Tom Determann updated the Board on legislation establishing funding for railroad overpass and
underpass projects through the Railroad Revolving Fund, noting that approximately $5 million annually has been
dedicated for five years to assist local governments with these projects. He also discussed continued efforts to advance
legislation creating a Port Authority, indicating that future legislation may begin with a more limited approach focused
on the local area.
Communications Director Jeff Chapman reported on the progress made during his first 14 months as director. He
highlighted organizational improvements, creation of a comprehensive communications asset inventory, improved
financial oversight, staffing and scheduling initiatives, implementation of a One Call Air Ambulance protocol,
employee development efforts, and continued work toward restoring full staffing. He also recognized the lasting
impact of Communications employee Marcia DeBoer and thanked staff for their professionalism and dedication
during a challenging year. Board members commended the department for the significant improvements made under
his leadership.
Emergency Management Director Zach Jirak reported that the County successfully completed its federally evaluated
Radiological Emergency Preparedness Exercise involving local, state, and federal partners. He also discussed ongoing
disaster preparedness presentations, active shooter response training conducted with law enforcement agencies, storm
damage assessment responsibilities, weather monitoring support for community events, and efforts to update
emergency shelter supplies throughout the county to improve disaster readiness.
DISCUSSIONS WITH POSSIBLE ACTION
Speed Limit Change: County Engineer Todd Kinney presented information regarding Iowa's statutory increase in rural
paved road speed limits from 55 mph to 60 mph, effective July 1, 2026.
Dust Control: Todd Kinney discussed fugitive dust associated with quarry operations and maintenance hauling
activities. Current Iowa DNR guidance distinguishes maintenance hauling from construction activities. The Board

discussed current policy and indicated the matter should be revisited during future budget discussions. No policy
changes were made.
Secondary Roads Update: Engineer Todd Kinney reported on various department activities, including roadside
spraying. Gravel road maintenance. Rock Creek Solar and Hawkeye Solar road maintenance agreements. Pavement
preservation projects. Bridge construction and replacement projects. Receipt of approximately $3.8 million in federal
bridge funding for the Highway 30 overflow bridge replacement. Staffing challenges within the Secondary Roads
Department.
Treasurer Update: Treasurer Dustin Johnson reported that The County remains in a strong financial position. Progress
on implementation of the Iowa DOT MVP 360 modernization project. Preparation for annual property tax billing.
Sheriff Update: Sheriff Bill Greenwalt provided an overview of significant organizational changes within the Sheriff's
Office over the past several months, including promotions and leadership restructuring within the Patrol and
Investigations Divisions. He recognized the dedication of deputies, investigators, and command staff who provide law
enforcement services around the clock and highlighted the continued commitment to maintaining a strong School
Resource Officer program. Sheriff Greenwalt noted that investigators continue to work closely with local, state, and
federal partners while conducting criminal investigations, serving search warrants, participating in community
outreach, and expanding educational programs for area students.
Investigations Division: Lieutenant Matt Owens, Investigations, reported on recent staffing changes within the
Investigations Division, including the assignment of additional deputies to meet increasing investigative demands. He
highlighted the division's continued collaboration with local, state, and federal law enforcement partners, including the
DEA and ATF, and discussed the department's educational outreach efforts in local schools.
Patrol Division: Lieutenant Schrader, Patrol, outlined his vision for strengthening community policing
throughout Clinton County. He stated that patrol deputies will place greater emphasis on engaging with residents by
making personal contact during routine patrols, listening to neighborhood concerns, and working collaboratively to
improve public safety and quality of life.
Conservation: Conservation Director Phil Visser provided an overview of the department's activities over the past
year. He highlighted the success of annual programs, including Winter Fun Day, Spring Fling, and Easter Egg Hunt,
as well as Blue Heron Eco Cruises held throughout the summer, along with numerous educational and recreational
programs offered by the department.
REPORTS
The Commission of Veteran Affairs June 2026 monthly report was presented, approved and filed.
MOTION made to approve the following claims listed on the Claims Approval Report and allow checks/drafts to be
issued on the various county funds:
Vendor
A-1 WASTE WATER SOLUTIONS LLC
ACCESS SYSTEMS
ACCESS SYSTEMS LEASING
ADCRAFT
ALLIANT ENERGY
ALTORFER INC
AMAZON CAPITAL SERVICES INC
ANDOVER, CITY OF
ARAMARK CHICAGO LOCKBOX
ARION HOLDINGS LLC
ASCENDANCE TRUCKS EASTERN IOWA LLC
AT DISPOSAL
AT&T MOBILITY NATIONAL ACCOUNTS LLC
BALDWIN NASHVILLE TELEPHONE CO INC
BAXTER'S FIREWOOD AND MULCH
BEHRENS, ALLAN R
BLAIN'S FARM & FLEET
BOWMAN, DAVID M
BROOKLINE APARTMENTS LLC
BROWN'S SHOE FIT CO
BTX IOWA INC
BURKE, PHILIP F
CALAMUS, CITY OF
CALHOUN-BURNS & ASSOCIATES INC
CAMANCHE, CITY OF
CAROSH COMPLIANCE SOLUTIONS
CARR MOWING
CCG SAFETY LLC
CDW GOVERNMENT LLC
CENTRAL IOWA JUVENILE DETENTION CENTER
CENTURYLINK
CENTURYLINK BUSINESS SERVICES
CHARLOTTE, CITY OF
CHEMRIGHT LABORATORIES INC
CHRISTENSEN, SHARON S
CINTAS CORP NO 2
CLINTON HERALD
CLINTON HUMANE SOCIETY

Payable Description
ANNUAL MAINT / SERVICE CALL
PARTS
COPIER MAINT
PROMOTIONAL MATERIALS
SERVICE
FILTERS
TONER
FARM TO MARKET
SERVICES
TAX SALE REFUND
PARTS LABOR
SERVICES
SERVICE
SERVICE
FIREWOOD/MULCH
ELECTION EXPENSE REIMB
PARTS
RAD OFFICER
RENT ASSISTANCE
BOOTS (CONLEY)
SERVICES
OIL GRSE
FARM TO MARKET
ENG SRVCS
PARKING TICKETS
ANNUAL MAINT
GROUNDS CARE
VEST (WOOD)
BATTERY/PRINTER
SERVICES
SERVICE
SERVICE
FARM TO MARKET
SERVICES
HBI REIMB
FIRST AID
PUBLICATIONS
SERVICES

Payment Amount
$4,430.61
$234.51
$2,441.21
$452.71
$5,390.48
$896.61
$276.64
$2,024.92
$20,297.45
$1,221.08
$4,444.40
$4,025.00
$416.18
$191.85
$1,750.00
$5.80
$248.97
$270.00
$200.00
$136.00
$375.00
$1,694.87
$3,586.47
$1,906.00
$40.00
$12,675.00
$296.00
$424.85
$714.52
$15,680.00
$929.56
$27.98
$4,942.27
$84.00
$1,500.00
$60.24
$2,442.44
$100.00

CLINTON LAWN CEMETERY
CLINTON, CITY OF
CORNELL, BILL
CREATIVE DESIGN WERX INC
CULLIGAN OF CLINTON
CULLIGAN OF DAVENPORT
DAVISON FUELS & OIL, LLC
DELMAR, CITY OF
DEWITT PET HOSPITAL PC
DEWITT, CITY OF
DLT SOLUTIONS LLC
DOWNTOWN AUTO CLINIC
DREWS, BRADLEY A
DYNAMIC IOT DATA INC
EAST CENTRAL INTERGOVERNMENTAL ASSOC
EASTERN IOWA LIGHT & POWER COOPERATIVE
EASTERN IOWA TIRE INC
ED MORSE CHEVROLET BUICK GMC NORTH
EMS DETERGENT SERVICES
EPKES CLOCK REPAIR
EVERSON, ERIN E
F&B COMMUNICATIONS INC
FIDLAR TECHNOLOGIES
FOLEY, ASHLEY A
GALLS LLC
GASSER TRUE VALUE
GENESIS FIRSTMED PHARMACY
GOLLON BAIT & FISH FARM INC
GOOSE LAKE, CITY OF
GRAINGER
GRAND MOUND COOPERATIVE TELEPHONE ASSOC
GREAT WESTERN SUPPLY CO
GRIFFIN, MICHAEL
HAACK LAWN CARE LLC
HAMILTON, COLE A
HARRIS, AMANDA C
HARTZ LOCK CO
HENRY SCHEIN INC
HOME DEPOT CREDIT SERVICES
HUGUNIN SEWER AND PLUMBING
ICUBE
ILLOWA CULVERT & SUPPLY CO
IMWCA
INTECH SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS INC
IOWA AMERICAN WATER CO
IOWA DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
IOWA DEPT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
IOWA STATE ASSOCIATION OF COUNTIES
IOWA STATE ASSOCIATION OF COUNTY
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY
IRV'S REPAIR INC
J & L LAWN CARE & LANDSCAPING LLC
J & S ENDEAVORS LLC
JACKSON, COUNTY OF, AUDITOR
JOHN DEERE FINANCIAL
JOHNSON CONTROLS BUILDING SOLUTION LLC
KIRBY WATER CONDITIONING LLC
KLEINHANS, HANNAH
KNOWBE4 INC
KONE INC
KUPFER, NICOLE M
KUTZ, AUSTIN
KWIK TRIP INC
LARSON, DONNA
LECTRONICS INC
LERUP ASSETS LLC
LIFTOFF LLC
LINCOLNWAY AUTOMOTIVE LLC
LOST NATION, CITY OF
LOST NATION-ELWOOD TELEPHONE
LOW MOOR, CITY OF
LUBBEN, LUKE L
MARTIN EQUIPMENT OF ILLINOIS INC
MASTERCARD
MATCO TOOLS
MEDIACOM COMMUNICATIONS CORP
MENARD INC
MERCYONE CLINTON MEDICAL CENTER
MERCYONE CLINTON NORTH HEALTH
MEYER PEST CONTROL LLC
MIDAMERICAN ENERGY COMPANY
MIDWEST PATCH, IOWA PATCH
MJ'S EAST AMOCO
MULGREW OIL CO
MULHOLLAND, MICHAEL L
MYERS COX CO
MYRON CORP
NAPA AUTO PARTS - 2725
NATIONAL WATERWAYS CONFERENCE
NORTHWEST PLUMBING HEATING & AC
OAKVIEW CEMETERY ASSOC
ODEN ENTERPRISES INC
O'DONNELL ACE HARDWARE
O'MALLEY, AMELIA F

SERVICEMEN'S GRAVE CARE
RENT
GOPHER REMOVAL
CONCESSION SUPPLIES
SALT
SERVICE CALL
FUEL
UTILITIES
SERVICES
UTILTIES
SOFTWARE
VEHICLE MAINT
EXPENSE REIMB
GPS SRVC
MEMBERSHIP DUES
SERVICE
VEHICLE MAINT
VEHICLE MAINT
EQUIPMENT LEASE
REPAIR SERVICE
MEI SERVICES
SERVICE
SERVICES
MEI SERVICES
UNIFORMS (GOVIER)
SUPPLIES
SERVICES
CONCESSION SUPPLIES
FARM TO MARKET
PARTS
SERVICE
SUPPLIES
RENT ASSISTANCE
GROUNDS CARE
MEAL REIMB
MEI SERVICES
SERVICE CALL/KEYS
FIRST AID KIT SUPPLIES
PARTS/TOOLS/SUPPLIES
SERVICE CALL
MEMBERSHIP DUES
CULVERT
PREMIUMS
SUBSCRIPTION
SERVICE
WELL FEES
MEI SERVICES
REGISTRATION
DUES
REGISTRATION
REPAIR SERVICE
DRILL SEED
FUEL
CONTRACTED SERVICES
SUPPLIES
CORRECTED PAYMENT
SERVICES
EXPENSE REIMB
SUBSCRIPTION
MAINT/INSPECTIONS
RAD OFFICER
MEAL REIMB
FUEL
CAMPING REFUND
ALARM SERVICE
RENT ASSISTANCE
LICENSE RENEWAL
VEHICLE MAINT
FARM TO MARKET
SERVICE
FARM TO MARKET
MILEAGE/EXPENSE REIMB
PARTS
JULY PAYMENT
HAND TOOLS
SERVICE
SUPPLIES/MATERIALS
SERVICES
SERVICES
SERVICES
AREA LIGHTING
NO SPRAY SIGNS
FUEL
FUEL
GROUNDS CARE
CONCESSION SUPPLIES
CALENDARS
PRTS FLTR OIL
REGISTRATION
PROJECT PAYMENT
SERVICEMEN'S GRAVE CARE
DECKING
SUPPLIES/PARTS
MEI SERVICES

$17,570.00
$17,298.86
$1,000.00
$583.50
$428.75
$4,550.00
$7,375.74
$43.14
$477.96
$542.79
$18,531.08
$478.49
$131.24
$14,004.00
$3,190.00
$1,670.94
$848.56
$73.44
$150.00
$164.00
$2.32
$939.53
$125.00
$1.45
$377.65
$17.77
$40.71
$291.00
$2,849.44
$159.48
$1,809.20
$801.70
$400.00
$1,675.00
$16.58
$20.44
$1,662.35
$96.80
$1,264.87
$481.90
$200.00
$855.00
$6,451.00
$6,118.00
$759.02
$425.00
$7,624.00
$300.00
$400.00
$220.00
$529.39
$2,000.00
$206.55
$3,176.63
$26.98
$867.10
$1,260.00
$7.18
$8,260.20
$4,381.35
$210.00
$17.57
$970.33
$154.00
$395.50
$200.00
$772.08
$180.88
$3,033.40
$1,025.56
$2,712.51
$244.27
$17.56
$11,738.38
$882.95
$1,736.66
$857.55
$224.10
$207.00
$115.00
$45.34
$199.00
$413.38
$2,333.74
$252.00
$514.81
$271.86
$4,823.87
$799.00
$1,751.50
$230.00
$28,154.52
$159.05
$75.39

O'REILLY AUTO PARTS
OWENS, MATTHEW R
P & K MIDWEST INC
PANORAMIC VETPRO INC
PAPE FUNERAL HOME INC
PEST CONTROL CONSULTANTS
PLUNKETT'S PEST CONTROL INC
PRESTON READY MIX CORP
PRESTON TELEPHONE COMPANY
QUAD CITY SAFETY
R H A SERVICE INC
RANDY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MARKET
RICOH USA INC
RIVERSTONE GROUP INC
RNJS DISTRIBUTION INC
ROGIS, ALLAN E
ROGIS, DAVID G
RUDD EQUIPMENT COMPANY INC
SAPPHIREHEALTH LLC
SCHAVER, LAURA
SHERWIN WILLIAMS
SOENKSEN, ANN E
SPARKS SMALL ENGINE REPAIR LLC
SPRINGDALE CEMETERY
STAMP, LORI
STATE INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS
STOUT, JAMES L
SULLIVAN, RICKY
TANDEM TIRE & AUTO SERVICE INC
TEAM LABORATORY CHEMICAL CO
THE GARAGE INC
THE OBSERVER
THE SHREDDER
TIRES N' MORE
TITAN MACHINERY INC
T-MOBILE USA INC.
TORONTO, CITY OF
TRANSUNION RISK & ALT DATA SOLUTIONS INC
TRAVEL INN CLINTON - SHAH, PANKAJ C
TRI STOP FUEL
TRIPLE A LAWN SERVICE LLC
TROESTER, DAVID
ULINE INC
US CELLULAR
VENTURE PROPERTIES LLC DBA 502 APTS
WENDLING QUARRIES INC
WIMACTEL INC
WINDSTREAM IOWA COMMUNICATIONS INC
WIRTH, MARY KAY
WOLF, MARGARET C
XEROX FINANCIAL SERVICES LLC
ZUPKE SAFETY RESOURCES
Fund
0001 GENERAL BASIC
0002 GENERAL SUPPLEMENTAL
0011 RURAL SERVICES BASIC
0020 SECONDARY ROADS
0021 PIONEER CEMETERY
0027 COMMISSARY
4000 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SERVICES
4010 E911
4100 COUNTY ASSESSOR
5120 SCHOOL READY
5400 STATE FEES / WELL PERMITS
7100 TAX CLEARING FUND
7300 REFUND CLEARING
Grand Total:

PARTS
GROUNDS CARE
PARTS
SUBSCRIPTION
CREMATION ASSISTANCE
SERVICES
SERVICES
ROCK
SERVICE
CONCESSION SUPPLIES
EQUIPMENT LEASE
SUPPLIES
COPIER LEASE
COLD MIX PATCH
WATER
GROUNDS CARE
MEI SERVICES
PARTS LABOR
MONTHLY SERVICES
MEI SERVICES
SUPPLIES
MILEAGE REIMB
REPAIR SERVICE
SERVICEMEN'S GRAVE CARE
QICH
CHEMICALS
HBI REIMB
GROUNDS CARE
VEHICLE MAINT
BASE ONE
VEHICLE MAINT
PUBLICATIONS
SERVICES
TIRE REPAIR
EQUIPMENT
CELL PHONES
FARM TO MARKET
SERVICES
LODGING
BUG SPRAY
GROUNDS CARE
MILEAGE REIMB
TRASH LINERS/SALINE
SERVICE
RENT ASSISTANCE
ROCK
PAY PHONE
SERVICE
MILEAGE REIMB
ME SERVICES
COPIER LEASE
TRAINING
Grand Total:
Expense Amount
$211,975.16
$6,451.00
$2,575.53
$611,499.16
$7,903.62
$483.66
$2,269.23
$3,250.96
$1,753.02
$1,650.23
$350.00
$1,221.08
$565.00
$851,947.65

Roll Call: Irwin: Yes; George: Yes; Srp: Yes.

$41.60
$1,216.00
$22.85
$2,080.00
$1,500.00
$275.00
$442.33
$15,216.63
$93.22
$124.12
$285.00
$34.60
$141.33
$709.90
$60.49
$125.00
$8.70
$3,969.62
$843.25
$3.62
$141.82
$91.35
$91.99
$7,680.00
$1,239.88
$1,420.80
$1,500.00
$1,004.00
$738.20
$8,384.00
$384.89
$832.44
$435.60
$1,390.00
$102,000.00
$2,742.37
$1,024.73
$100.00
$210.00
$10.69
$900.00
$503.15
$1,066.93
$1,439.75
$200.00
$376,071.12
$91.50
$343.33
$410.35
$2,600.00
$440.04
$500.00
$851,947.65

Motion carried.

I, David Troester, Clinton County Auditor, do hereby certify this to be a complete and accurate list of all claims
presented to the Clinton County Board of Supervisors on this date. Signed: David Troester, Clinton County Auditor
The Board of Supervisors adjourned to meet on Monday, July 27, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. at the Clinton County
Administration Building, Clinton, IA.
David Troester, County Auditor
___________________________
County Auditor

-APPROVED-

Erin George, Vice-Chairperson
____________________________
Vice-Chairperson