Author: Theresa Rose

In the interest of keeping Henry County residents informed, the Henry County Sheriff’s office has requested KILJ post the daily jail count. During the jail referendum campaign it was publicized that the jail would be able to house additional inmates from surrounding counties and this would generate revenue for Henry County.

Date:   ____2-8-2022_____

JAIL COUNT

24_    Henry County Inmates

42_    Out of County Contract Inmates

66   TOTAL

The Mt. Pleasant Municipal Utilities was informed by a customer that they received a phone call requesting payment for a new meter. THIS IS A SCAM. Do not give any information to the caller.

If you have any questions or concerns, please call 319-385-2121 (24 hrs.).

West Burlington, Iowa, Feb. 7, 2022 – Great River Health has chosen southeast Iowa native Jason Hutcheson to be executive director of the health system’s new Great River Heath Foundation.

“The goal of the foundation is to make our vision of empowering people, transforming lives and fulfilling dreams a reality in the communities we serve,” said Matt Wenzel, president and CEO, Great River Health. “We believe Jason is the person to help us realize this vision.”

Hutcheson will begin working with the foundation’s new 17-member board on March 7. Together, they will further develop the foundation’s mission and goals.

Hutcheson holds degrees in finance and real estate from the University of Northern Iowa. He earned a Master of Business Administration degree at St. Ambrose University.  He launched his career as executive director of Louisa Development Group. He became economic development director of the Greater Burlington Partnership, then president and CEO. While at the Partnership, he was a visible advocate for local business issues and a catalyst for community projects.

As co-host of one of the nation’s leading podcasts on community development, Hutcheson is often invited to deliver presentations on leadership, strategic planning and regional economic development throughout the Midwest.

“Jason Hutcheson is a proven leader in economic development,” Wenzel said. “His skills, combined with his commitment to improving the southeast Iowa region, make him a great match for the health system’s newest endeavor to help our communities.”

WINFIELD – MT. UNION COMMUNITY SCHOOL

Regular Board Meeting

Tentative Agenda ~ Library W-MU 6:00 p.m. ~ February 9, 2022

1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Public Comment
4. Consent Agenda

D1.  Minutes, Bills, Financial Reports

D2.  Personnel Hirings/Resignations

1. Reports

E1.  Elementary/Curriculum

E2.  Secondary

E3.  Superintendent

1. General Business

F1.  Policy Review:  Schurr:  803 Selling and Leasing, 804 Safety Program

F2.  Consider Audit Bids

F3.  Consider Industrial Arts Equipment Purchase

F4.  Set the Public Hearing Date for the 2022-23 School Calendar

F5.  Consider Shared Baseball Agreement with Columbus CSD for 2021-22

F6.  Consider Shared Soccer Agreement with Columbus CSD for 2021-22

F7.  Exempt session for bargaining strategies per IC 20.17(3) and 21.9E

1. Adjournment

AGENDA

February 8, 2022

Approve Agenda

Approve Minutes

9:00 Jake Hotchkiss, Engineer Weekly Update

Other County Business as time allows

Supervisors Sub-Committee Updates

In the interest of keeping Henry County residents informed, the Henry County Sheriff’s office has requested KILJ post the daily jail count. During the jail referendum campaign it was publicized that the jail would be able to house additional inmates from surrounding counties and this would generate revenue for Henry County.

Date:   02/07/2022________

JAIL COUNT

_24      Henry County Inmates

  44_     Out of County Contract Inmates              

  68_     TOTAL

Monday, February 7, 2022

Order of business, regular session

Danville City Council, Danville City Hall

NOTE:  The regular session may be conducted electronically

as allowed by Iowa Code 21.8

Citizen comments:  Comments must be directed to the subject under consideration.  The presiding officer shall rule on the relevance of the citizen comments.  Citizens making personal, impertinent, or slanderous remarks may be barred by the presiding officer from further comment before the Council during the meeting.

1. Call to order, 6:00 p.m..

2. Accept or amend the agenda.

3. Open forum: A time set aside to receive comments from the public regarding city business.  The Mayor and City Council welcome comments from the public on any subject pertaining to City business, including items on this agenda.  You are asked to state your name and address for the record and to limit your remarks to five minutes in order that others may be given the opportunity to speak.  The Order of Business is at the discretion of the Chair.  No action will be taken.

4. Update from the property owner of 405 West Division Street. Action by council if needed.

5. Update regarding the attorney’s letter sent to the property owner of 206 North Main Street.

6. Fire Chief/Building Inspector report – action by council if needed.

7. Public Works written report.
8.     Approval of purchasing Christmas decoration supplies/items.
9. Approval of Street sign replacement supplies.
10. Future Electric utility updates
11. Approval of the written report

8. Approval of consent agenda.
9. Council minutes of January 17, 2022.
10. Building and/or electric permits.
11. Payment of bills.

9. Council reports and correspondence.

10. Adjournment. The next regular session of the Danville City Council is scheduled for

Monday, February 21, 2022, Danville City Hall, 6:00 p.m..

Work session of the Danville City Council.  No formal action will be taken during this work session.

Work on the 2022-2023 budget.

Review of the Danville Personnel Manual for the City Employees.