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Floyd County Board of Supervisors Meeting
March 10, 2026, 9:00 a.m.
The Floyd County Board of Supervisors met in the Floyd County Courthouse Board Room. Supervisors
Gloria Carr, Boyd Campbell, and Frank Rottinghaus were in attendance.
Rottinghaus/Campbell moved to approve the agenda. Motion carried 3-0.
Public comment: None.
Campbell/Rottinghaus moved to approve the March 3, 2026 minutes. Motion carried 3-0.
Campbell/Rottinghaus moved to approve the claims: County #1927-2005, Engineer #10521-10551 and
Drains #15453. Motion carried 3-0.
AgVantage Fuel 10183.17 1
Ahlers Legal 1726.98 3
Allen Hosp Serv 1800.00 1
Amazon Supplies 82.41 2
TEK/AMR Serv 18344.73 1
Arnold Supply Parts 512.02 1
A Bellinger Reimb 88.13 1
Black Hills Util 427.16 1
Builders Mat'l 6190.20 1
Butler Co Reimb 5414.95 1
J Butterfield Reimb 72.50 1
S Butterfield Reimb 105.00 1
Calhoun-Burns Inspect 22812.75 1
Centrl IA Dist Supplies 1361.00 1
CenturyLink Phone 690.16 2
CC Press Notice 5207.79 3
Floyd Util 37.72 1
Rockford Util 279.03 1
CJ Cooper Tests 220.00 1
Webster Co. Serv 2880.00 2
EOJohnson Service 1989.00 1
Fareway Food 1793.05 1
FC Gen Pstg 3000.00 1
FMC Landfill Disposal 1116.00 1
S Funte Reimb 17.50 1
Galls Equip 951.65 1
Gordon Flesch Lease 8.39 1
Gierke Tools 5244.87 1
Graham Tires 548.00 1
Henderson Parts 1292.20 1
IA Comm Net Service 452.00 1
IC Preschool Tuition 7010.00 1
Inland Truck Parts 170.86 1
IA DOT Parts 216.29 1
IA Prison Supplies 20476.90 1
Sec State Maint 30.00 1
ISACA Dues 220.00 1
Jendro Disposal 3519.85 3
Kanrad Tech Software 1500.00 1
Kwik Star Supplies 80.24 1
Learning Conn Fees 6043.07 3
Lessin Parts 14.97 1
J Lovik Reimb 158.75 1
LSI Support 4965.29 2
Marco Maint 6443.27 1
Mark's T&I Equip 160.71 1
MC Glass Serv 101.00 1
Molsteads Reprs 41.76 1
Mikes C&O Tires 1506.50 1
Viafield Fuel 1164.37 1
NS-Rkfd Reg Notice 1071.42 2
N Central Int Parts 68.31 1
N IA Fabrication Supplies 21385.36 1
Omnitel Phone 1612.98 2
P Novak Elect Serv 590.31 2
Petroblend Parts 133.67 1
Pitney Bowes Pstg 425.19 1
Priority Auto Serv 275.00 1
Pro Serv Serv 7.03 1

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Redeemer Luth Scholarship 150.00 1
Pitney Bowes Pstg 10000.00 1
RRMR Tuition 360.00 1
Schueth Ace Hwd 178.86 1
SEAT Dues 200.00 1
Road Fund Reimb 169.81 1
T Sindt Reimb 153.75 1
B Solomon Reimb 83.00 1
Solutions Support 1099.19 1
St.Joseph Learning Con. 1109.33 1
State ME Autopsy 5662.00 1
Superior Supplies 166.95 2
Swartzrock Parts 276.00 1
D Swartzrock Reimb 37.50 1
T-Mobile Phone 229.61 1
T-Mobile Service 1159.15 2
The Shredder Service 90.00 1
Dept Revenue Tax 8.75 1
Truck Co Equip 1769.92 1
Verizon Serv Fee 7.02 1
Visa Misc 1685.01 7
Wex Bank Fuel 8666.51 2
WIN Services 759.00 1
Wright SO Serv Fee 93.00 1
L Wulff Reimb 151.25 1
Ziegler Parts 515.72 1
C Kuhlemeir DD20 Tile Repair 200.00 1
Updates regarding various boards, commissions, and activities since the last meeting: Carr attended the
following meetings, the department head, the Northeast Iowa Workforce Financial Development and Executive, the
ISAC Opioid Settlement, and NIACOG. Campbell met with DD18 to place a boundary flag. Rottinghaus scheduled
an upcoming Ambulance Commission meeting. All three also participated in a joint meeting with the 911 Board,
Emergency Management, and the Communications Advisory Board.
Adam Miller, County Engineer, presented quotes for corrugated metal pipes for the Secondary Roads
Department. The low bid was submitted by Metal Culverts of Jefferson City in the amount of $61,091.60.
Campbell/Rottinghaus moved to approve the purchase of the culverts from Metal Culverts, Jefferson City. Motion
carried 3–0.
Miller provided an update on Secondary Roads, noting that crews are currently pouring culvert sections
using the old forms until the newly painted ones are ready. Brushing work is ongoing throughout the county, with a
focus on clearing brush at the DD18 outlet. Several construction projects are moving forward, including design work
for 170th Street south of Rudd, where construction is expected to begin in mid‑May. The contract rock letting is
scheduled for March 18th, with plans to place approximately 80,000 tons of rock on gravel roads. Road vacation
processes are also underway for 130th Street and for 260th Street next to Avenue.
Rottinghaus/Campbell moved to approve 2026 applications for Recreational Lakes, Forest Covers, Rivers
and Streams, Rivers and Stream Banks, and Open Prairies Property Tax Exemption (“Slough Bill”) with a total of
properties valued at $3,620,370 on 2,534.47 acres and Forest or Fruit Tree Reservation Property Tax Exemption
applications with property valued at $6,839,450 for 4998.58 acres. Motion carried 3-0.
Rottinghaus/Campbell moved to approve the Memorandum of Understanding with the Charles City Area
Development Corporation for the Childcare Wage Enhancement Program, committing $10,000 as outlined in the
agreement and authorizing the Chair to sign. Motion carried 2–0, Carr abstaining.
Campbell/Rottinghaus moved to approve the Payment in Lieu of Taxes Waiver Request for the North Iowa
Regional Housing Authority. Motion carried 3-0.
The Board noted the hiring of Conservation Director Tyron Steere, with a salary of $72,827 effective
March 4.
Supv Carr left the meeting at 10 a.m., joined the meeting by phone, and Frank, as Vice Chair, continued
with running the meeting.
The Board recessed 10:05- 10:45.
Denise Ballard, Iowa Governmental Health Care Plan representative, provided information on our
employee health and dental plans.
Future agenda items: vacating of a right-of-way, Health and Dental insurance rates, the disbursement of
911 Coordinator, Zoning, and Public Health Assistant Administrator duties, the zoning fee schedule, and the
right-of-way ordinance.

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The Board conducted FY27 budget reviews, including dental insurance providers, the engineer’s salary
increase, fund balances, and levy rate options.
Carr/Campbell moved to adjourn at 11:15 a.m. Motion carried 3-0.
ATTEST: _________________________________ _____________________________________
Morrigan Montagne Gloria A. Carr, Chair
Floyd County Auditor Floyd County Board of Supervisors