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thursday, June 20, 2019-ENTERPRISE-PAGE 6 PUBLIC NOTICE CITY OF RHODES MARSHALL COUNTY CITY OF STATE CENTER CITY OF RHODES Special COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES FOR June 10th 2019 The Rhodes City Council met in Special session on June 10th, 2019 at the Rhodes Fire Station at 6:00 P.M. Present were: Jessica Armstrong, Mayor pro temp. Coun- cilpersons: Wendy Eldridge, Doug Lass, and Brandon Buck. Absent were Bob Hooper and LaVern Karsjen. Also, Boomerang, McClure, Gale Klosterman and George Tuttle attended. The meeting was called to order at 6:00 P.M. Boomerang presented a change order to put sludge in Cell 2 until fall when they could take it out and spread it on farmers land, they also, want the City to forgive liq- uidated damages they have and will con- curred. Buck motioned to reject the change order 2nd by Lass. Motion carried 3-0 McClure has asked for more money be- cause of the time Boomerang has taken to complete this project. Buck motioned to approve $60,000 2nd by Eldridge. Motion carried 3-0 Adjournment 7:42 Marshall County Board of Supervisors Regular Session June 11, 2019 at 9:05 a.m. MINUTES The Board met in regular session on Tuesday, June 11, 2019, at 9:05 a.m. in Great Western Bank, 11 N. 1st Ave., Mar- shalltown, Iowa, meeting room #1, 2nd floor (north entrance) with all 3 members pres- ent. 1. Motion by Patten, second by Thomp- son, to amend the agenda by adding #17 HealthPartners Administrators, Inc. Claim Deviation Form. All voted aye. Consent Agenda: 2. Approve Minutes--from Regular Ses- sion of May 28, 2019. 3. Accept Annual Manure Management Plan Update – Burt Farm & Livestock, Site 8, id no. 59927, annual update report re- ceived and placed on file no changes to MMP. 4. Accept Annual Manure Management Plan Update-Justin Whitaker, id no. 66798, annual update report received and placed on file with no changes to the MMP. 5. Accept Annual Manure Management Plan Update- Pickard Brothers Inc, id no. 68561, annual update report received and placed on file no changes to MMP. 6. Accept Annual Manure Management Plan Update- Langmaid Farms, Newton, Iowa, id no. 58012, annual update report received and placed on file with the follow- ing changes to MMP: acres added, change crop rotation or optimal yields and used manure analysis. 7. Approve Claims—Approve claims as audited and authorize the County Auditor and Recorder to issue payment of the same. The listing of claims paid at this meeting and all claims paid in the month of June will be published as part of the first meeting in July. Motion by Thompson, second by Pat- ten, to approve the consent agenda as printed. All voted aye. 8. Approve Personnel Actions: a. Motion by Patten, second by Thomp- son, to approve personnel action, Hire, Pa- tricia Thompson (BSN, R.N.), Public Health Department, Director, fulltime, rate of pay $35.17hr., effective July 1, 2019. All voted aye. Discussion: 8. b. These 3 in b c and d are the prn (call in) for when Pat Thompson is out of the office. Reminder Pat Thomp- son was formerly paid by the hospital. b. Motion by Thompson, second by Patten, to approve personnel action, Hire, Tina Nelson(BSN,R.N.), Public Health De- partment, Registered Nurse, permanent part time as needed, rate of pay $30.92 /hr., effective July 1, 2019. All voted aye. c. Motion by Patten, second by Thompson, to approve personnel action, Hire, Paula Rutherford (BSN, R.N.), Public Health Department, Registered Nurse, per- manent part time as needed, rate of pay $29.87 /hr., effective July 1, 2019. All voted aye. d. Motion by Thompson, second by Patten, to approve personnel action, Hire, Kari Groth (LPN), Public Health Depart- ment, Licensed Practical Nurse, permanent part time as needed, rate of pay $19.86 /hr., effective July 1, 2019. All voted aye. 9. Motion by Patten, second by Thomp- son, to approve the extension to 28E Agreement between Marshall County and the City of Albion effective July 1, 2019 - June 30, 2020. The City of Albion agrees to pay Marshall County the sum of $13,100.00. All voted aye. 10. Motion by Thompson, second by Patten, to approve the extension to 28E Agreement between Marshall County and the City of Laurel effective July 1, 2019- June 30, 2020. The City of Laurel agrees to pay Marshall County the sum of $7,175.00. All voted aye. 11. Motion by Patten, second by Thompson, to approve the extension to 28E Agreement between Marshall County and the City of LeGrand effective July 1, 2019- June 30, 2020. The City of LeGrand agrees to pay Marshall County the sum of $25,175.00. All voted aye. 12. Motion by Thompson, second by Patten, to approve the extension to 28E Agreement between Marshall County and the City of Gilman effective July 1, 2019- June 30, 2020. The City of Gilman agrees to pay Marshall County the sum of $13,350.00. All voted aye. 13. Central Iowa Community Services Region Statement of Understanding(SOU) Renewal Discussion: Jill Eaton clarified this Statement of Understanding. Adam asked that this is just for employees and benefits. Jill clarified we have 3 employees in our county, with 11 counties in our region, and 14 regions in Iowa. Motion by Patten, second by Thomp- son, to approve the Central Iowa Commu- nity Services Employee Statement of Understanding for Marshall County Com- munity Services employees. All voted aye. 14. Motion by Thompson, second by Patten, to adopt Resolution #2019-0037, Abatement of Mobile Home Taxes. All voted aye. Full details available in the Treasurer’s office. 15. Discussion: Paul said this is our 5th JD 772G as we have very good luck with them. We are looking for another operator and they will get this new machine. Dave asked about delivery. Paul said early to mid-August. We are not trading any unit due to keeping an extra unit. Paul said if we do a major overhaul it costs us $70,000 – $75,000 which should give us another 8,000 – 10,000. Dave asked years. Paul said depends on winter, but should be at least 4 years. Motion by Patten, second by Thomp- son, to approve the purchase of a John Deere 772G Motor Grader from Murphy Tractor & Equipment in the amount of $312,500. All voted aye. 16. Discussion: Paul said this is at Durham and 140th, just north of Clemons. This is a historic bridge and is a concrete arch, so there will extra steps for historic purposes. Motion by Thompson, second by Pat- ten, to approve the contract with Calhoun- Burns and Associates Inc. for preliminary design services for Bridge D-16 in the amount of $19,030. These services will be paid with L.O.S.T. funding. All voted aye. 17. Motion by Patten, second by Thompson, to approve the HealthPartners Administrators, Inc. Claim Deviation Form and authorize the Chairman to sign. All voted aye. 18. Public Forum— Paul Geilenfeldt, County Engineer, clarified some County road projects. 19. Adjournment--The next regular ses- sion is June 25, 2019, at 9:05 a.m. All busi- ness to be acted upon at that session should be submitted to the County Auditor and Recorder’s Office or the Board of Su- pervisors’ Office by Thursday, June 20, 2019, at 1:00 p.m. There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned at 9:38 a.m. Steve Salasek Board of Supervisors, Chairman Attest: Nan Benson Marshall County Auditor and Recorder The Board of Supervisors’ calendar can be viewedhttp://goo.gl/yubHzV Marshall County Claims List May, 2019 Equipment Ally Financial 29,792.23 Banleaco 613.03 CDW Government 3,778.76 CIT 619.63 Dave Wright Auto 23,919.36 Ecolab Inc 181.23 Equipment Blades 3,722.40 Henderson Products 47,397.00 Karl Chevrolet 33,503.34 Partsmaster 839.24 Powerplan 2,051.07 U S Bank Equip 1,202.37 Xerox Financial Serv 117.20 Fees Ahlers & Cooney 1,914.00 Charles LaTendresse MD 50.00 Consumers Dev 22,819.42 Guardian RFID 3,196.00 Hammer, Steve 100.00 Healthpartners 43,158.38 IACCVSO 50.00 Keltek Inc 92.34 Madison Co Auditor 672,673.16 Marshall Co Treas 74.19 PTC Laboratories 3,370.00 Secretary/State 30.00 Shomo-Madsen Ins 3,281.00 United States Treas 630.74 Unitypoint Health 7,105.35 Fuel BP 36.84 Casey's 420.88 Diamond Oil 33,977.83 Innovative Ag Serv 147.32 Secondary Road Dept 7,996.56 Parts Action Auto Parts 40.00 Arnold Motor Supply 3,103.04 Central Ia Machine 572.25 Certified Power 1,022.03 Clemons Inc 57.32 Electric Supply 407.26 Fastenal Co 549.59 Gatr Truck Center 153.39 Harrison Truck Ctr 66.45 HQI 1,700.00 Ia Wholesale 2,172.65 Jensen Inc 412.63 M Gervich & Sons 1,192.60 Marshall Glass 297.68 Nelson Fabrication 195.48 O'Halloran Intn’l 3,247.94 SYNBC/Amazon 53.39 Trans Ia Equipment 329.66 Watch Guard Video 565.00 Ziegler's Inc 692.50 Project Expense Calhoun-Burns & Assoc 3,657.78 Cessford Construction 79,584.15 Denco Corp 16,602.40 Emergency Preparedness 5,700.00 Gehrke Quarries 56,411.96 Manatt's Inc 6,911.96 Martin Marietta Mat’ls 24,377.14 Perfection Property 4,568,319.87 Rent Great Western Bank 2,022.26 Masonic Holding 1,150.00 Marshalltown Center 1,433.75 Top Farms 7,289.80 Repair Alley Automotive 583.40 Ben's Tire Serv 40.89 Bjelland Plumbing 767.37 Central Ia Farm Store 1,013.30 Iowa Transit 151.82 J Deere Fin/Van Wall 994.65 Marshalltown Alarms 65.00 McAtee Tire Serv Ctr 734.95 Mid Ia Petroleum Serv 1,386.59 Overhead Door Corp 600.30 R J Thomas Mfg 881.00 Stew Hansen 1,624.35 Syn-Tech Systems 33.75 Van Wall Equip 613.55 Service AAA Septic Serv 800.00 Agsource Cooperative 43.25 Aramark Uniform Serv 835.02 Bellile, Rick 80.00 Blackhawk Sprinkler 702.00 Bradbury, Henry 500.00 C J Cooper & Assoc 175.00 Center Associates 810.00 Central Iowa Detention 810.00 Danielson, David 280.00 Devnet 9,657.38 Fitzgerald, Jane 180.15 Geffe, Kent 135.00 Grp & Associates 107.00 Hook, Sara 250.00 Husak, Mat 710.00 Imagetek Inc 4,914.19 Iowa Land Records 1,396.55 Iron Mountain Records 511.88 Judge, Ann 262.00 Language Line Serv 538.35 Mail Services 4,842.75 Marshall Co Info Sys 100.00 Marshall Co Sheriff 100.00 McFarland Clinic 1,493.50 Mid-Ia Enterprise 315.42 MMIT Business 385.76 Peglow O'Hare & S 396.97 Pennington, Brad 500.00 Postmaster 477.14 Prouty, Judy 160.00 RACOM Corp 490.00 Renz, Gary 85.00 RK Dixon 731.10 Schendel Pest Control 37.50 Schumacher Elevator 1,124.61 Servicemaster 1,682.63 Steve Scurr, DO 1,800.00 Stevenson, Kiel 80.00 Stone Sanitation 857.00 Story Co Sheriff 6.79 Tele-Difference 100.00 Times Republican 1,588.72 TR Court Reporters 304.50 U S Cellular 2,078.03 UnitypointHealth 962.00 Verizon Wireless 2,474.80 Software Barrier Group 1,500.00 Convergeone Inc 711.72 Freese Notis 75.00 Tyler Technologies 22,758.69 Zuercher Tech 367.30 Supplies Airgas 138.80 Amp Your Good 1,064.00 Bob Barker Co 621.71 Boundtree Medical 3,351.69 Business Card 859.02 Business Forms/Sys 86.05 Central Ofc Supply 290.51 Consolidated Mgm 48,124.90 Country Landscapes 45.00 Culligan 43.85 Des Moines Stamp 52.05 Earl May Seed/Nursery 5.99 Ellefson, Brenda 292.50 Fareway Stores 2.99 Fleming Nursery 3,225.00 Galls Inc 2,154.83 Grainger 507.65 Heartland Paper Co 1,664.53 Herring, Emily 11.14 Hobby Lobby 109.31 Home Rental Ctr 84.00 Hungerford, Timothy 9.90 Hutch Screen Printing 730.84 Hy-Vee Pharmacy 2,105.47 Ia Dept Trans 6,210.77 Ia Prison Ind 1,503.24 J Deere Fin/Theisen's 563.63 Menards 1,677.90 Minute Man Copy Ctr 807.75 O'Reilly Auto Parts 148.53 Quill Corp 1,390.47 Rockmount Research 1,534.84 Staples Bus Advantage 245.93 Staples Credit Plan 696.16 Stone, Larry 375.00 Storey Kenworthy 343.85 Susan Kellogg 13.44 Thomson Reuters 2,750.45 U S Bank 391.24 UPS Store #5089 1,225.00 Walmart 894.84 Wells Fargo 28.30 Wendling Quarries 1,453.57 Winkowitsch, Adam 537.35 Training Ia Co Engr's Assoc 50.00 Ia Law Enforce Academy 830.00 Ia St Co Treas Assoc 140.00 Travel Benson, Nan 116.37 Card Services 1,161.96 Chizek, Jessica 60.71 City/Marshalltown 120.00 Eibs, Tiffany 11.65 Elder, Kim 15.41 Fouch, Dennis 17.40 Heil, Jarret 340.49 Holiday Inn 396.40 Mann, Zack 11.65 Mullins, Melinda 11.02 Nauman, Ron118.87 Utilities Alliant Energy 14,490.77 Aureon Communications 88.92 Century Link 476.81 Consumers Energy 660.09 Grundy Co REC 141.30 Heart/Ia Comm 6,426.18 Ia Regional Utilities 2,681.11 Marshalltown Water 2,010.69 Minerva Valley Telephone 50.00 Partner Comm 2,232.13 Windstream 76.44 *** $5,942,038.78 The American Legion Riders Post #46 is holding a fundraiser for UnityPoint Health – Marshalltown Foundation’s He- roes Fund on June 22, 2019. The second annual Heroes Ride kicks off at the UnityPoint Health – Marshall- town Medical Park and will ride to Kel- log, Baxter, Collins, and State Center before returning to the American Legion Post #46 in Marshalltown. Registration for the ride starts on June 22 at 10:30 am and “kickstands up” is at 11:30 am. Regis- tration is $20 per person. Cars are wel- come as well as motorcycles. The ride will benefit the Foundation’s Heroes Fund that is expanding access to healthcare for local veterans including physical rehab services and local veteran health assessment scheduled for the fall of 2019. In addition to holding the ride, the American Legion Riders Post #46 is also raffling off a brand new Harley Davison Softail Deluxe. Proceeds will support both the Foundation’s Heroes Fund as well as local group Paws & Affect. Paws & Af- fect raises funds to provide service dogs to local veterans as well as children in need. Only 1000 tickets will be sold. Tickets are $40 per piece and will be available at the Heroes Ride. The drawing will take place a week later at the second ride hosted this summer by the American Le- gion Riders Post #46. This ride will bene- fit Paws & Affect. The American Legion Riders Post #46 “wants to do everything we can to partner with local organizations caring for the veterans in the Marshalltown area. We’re looking forward to a couple of great rides,” said Kevin Huseboe, Ride Organ- izer. Deirdre Gruendler, UnityPoint-Health – Marshalltown Foundation Director said “the Foundation is so grateful for our partnership with the Legion Riders. Join us on June 22, it’s going to a great day.” Contact UnityPoint Health – Marshall- town Foundation to purchase your raffle ticket or let us know you’ll be riding too (641.754.5005 or email MT_Founda- [email protected]). UnityPoint Health – Marshalltown Foundation is an independent 501(c)(3) organization committed to supporting quality healthcare in our local communi- ties. American Legion Riders Post #46 Heroes Ride, June 22 Samantha Riese, of Zearing, graduated with a Bachelor of Music Edu- cation in Music Educa- tion. She is the daughter of Douglas & Lisa Riese. Wartburg, a four-year liberal arts college inter- nationally recognized for community engagement, enrolls 1,498 students. Wartburg is affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and named after the castle in Germany where Martin Luther took refuge disguised as a knight during the stormy days of the Reformation while translating the Bible from Greek into German. Riese graduates from Wartburg
Transcript of State Center Enterprise - Newz GroupJun 20, 2019 · Shomo-Madsen Ins 3,281.00 United States Treas...
thursday, June 20, 2019-ENTERPRISE-PAGE 6 PUBLIC NOTICECITY OF RHODES
MARSHALL COUNTY
CITY OF STATE CENTERCITY OF RHODESSpecial
COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES FOR June 10th 2019
The Rhodes City Council met in Specialsession on June 10th, 2019 at the RhodesFire Station at 6:00 P.M. Present were:Jessica Armstrong, Mayor pro temp. Coun-cilpersons: Wendy Eldridge, Doug Lass,and Brandon Buck. Absent were BobHooper and LaVern Karsjen. Also,Boomerang, McClure, Gale Klosterman andGeorge Tuttle attended. The meeting wascalled to order at 6:00 P.M.
Boomerang presented a change orderto put sludge in Cell 2 until fall when theycould take it out and spread it on farmersland, they also, want the City to forgive liq-uidated damages they have and will con-curred.
Buck motioned to reject the changeorder 2nd by Lass. Motion carried 3-0
McClure has asked for more money be-cause of the time Boomerang has taken tocomplete this project.
Buck motioned to approve $60,000 2ndby Eldridge. Motion carried 3-0
Adjournment 7:42
Marshall County Board of SupervisorsRegular Session June 11, 2019
at 9:05 a.m. MINUTESThe Board met in regular session on
Tuesday, June 11, 2019, at 9:05 a.m. inGreat Western Bank, 11 N. 1st Ave., Mar-shalltown, Iowa, meeting room #1, 2nd floor(north entrance) with all 3 members pres-ent.
1. Motion by Patten, second by Thomp-son, to amend the agenda by adding #17HealthPartners Administrators, Inc. ClaimDeviation Form. All voted aye.
Consent Agenda:2. Approve Minutes--from Regular Ses-
sion of May 28, 2019.3. Accept Annual Manure Management
Plan Update – Burt Farm & Livestock, Site8, id no. 59927, annual update report re-ceived and placed on file no changes toMMP.
4. Accept Annual Manure ManagementPlan Update-Justin Whitaker, id no. 66798,annual update report received and placedon file with no changes to the MMP.
5. Accept Annual Manure ManagementPlan Update- Pickard Brothers Inc, id no.68561, annual update report received andplaced on file no changes to MMP.
6. Accept Annual Manure ManagementPlan Update- Langmaid Farms, Newton,Iowa, id no. 58012, annual update reportreceived and placed on file with the follow-ing changes to MMP: acres added, changecrop rotation or optimal yields and usedmanure analysis.
7. Approve Claims—Approve claims asaudited and authorize the County Auditorand Recorder to issue payment of thesame. The listing of claims paid at thismeeting and all claims paid in the month ofJune will be published as part of the firstmeeting in July.
Motion by Thompson, second by Pat-ten, to approve the consent agenda asprinted. All voted aye.
8. Approve Personnel Actions:a. Motion by Patten, second by Thomp-
son, to approve personnel action, Hire, Pa-tricia Thompson (BSN, R.N.), Public HealthDepartment, Director, fulltime, rate of pay$35.17hr., effective July 1, 2019. All votedaye.
Discussion: 8. b. These 3 in b c and dare the prn (call in) for when Pat Thompsonis out of the office. Reminder Pat Thomp-son was formerly paid by the hospital.
b. Motion by Thompson, second byPatten, to approve personnel action, Hire,Tina Nelson(BSN,R.N.), Public Health De-partment, Registered Nurse, permanentpart time as needed, rate of pay $30.92 /hr.,effective July 1, 2019. All voted aye.
c. Motion by Patten, second byThompson, to approve personnel action,Hire, Paula Rutherford (BSN, R.N.), PublicHealth Department, Registered Nurse, per-manent part time as needed, rate of pay$29.87 /hr., effective July 1, 2019. All votedaye.
d. Motion by Thompson, second byPatten, to approve personnel action, Hire,Kari Groth (LPN), Public Health Depart-ment, Licensed Practical Nurse, permanentpart time as needed, rate of pay $19.86 /hr.,effective July 1, 2019. All voted aye.
9. Motion by Patten, second by Thomp-son, to approve the extension to 28EAgreement between Marshall County andthe City of Albion effective July 1, 2019 -June 30, 2020. The City of Albion agrees topay Marshall County the sum of$13,100.00. All voted aye.
10. Motion by Thompson, second byPatten, to approve the extension to 28EAgreement between Marshall County andthe City of Laurel effective July 1, 2019-
June 30, 2020. The City of Laurel agrees topay Marshall County the sum of $7,175.00.All voted aye.
11. Motion by Patten, second byThompson, to approve the extension to 28EAgreement between Marshall County andthe City of LeGrand effective July 1, 2019-June 30, 2020. The City of LeGrand agreesto pay Marshall County the sum of$25,175.00. All voted aye.
12. Motion by Thompson, second byPatten, to approve the extension to 28EAgreement between Marshall County andthe City of Gilman effective July 1, 2019-June 30, 2020. The City of Gilman agreesto pay Marshall County the sum of$13,350.00. All voted aye.
13. Central Iowa Community ServicesRegion Statement of Understanding(SOU)Renewal Discussion: Jill Eaton clarified thisStatement of Understanding. Adam askedthat this is just for employees and benefits.Jill clarified we have 3 employees in ourcounty, with 11 counties in our region, and14 regions in Iowa.
Motion by Patten, second by Thomp-son, to approve the Central Iowa Commu-nity Services Employee Statement ofUnderstanding for Marshall County Com-munity Services employees. All voted aye.
14. Motion by Thompson, second byPatten, to adopt Resolution #2019-0037,Abatement of Mobile Home Taxes. Allvoted aye. Full details available in theTreasurer’s office.
15. Discussion: Paul said this is our 5thJD 772G as we have very good luck withthem. We are looking for another operatorand they will get this new machine. Daveasked about delivery. Paul said early tomid-August. We are not trading any unitdue to keeping an extra unit. Paul said if wedo a major overhaul it costs us $70,000 –$75,000 which should give us another8,000 – 10,000. Dave asked years. Paulsaid depends on winter, but should be atleast 4 years.
Motion by Patten, second by Thomp-son, to approve the purchase of a JohnDeere 772G Motor Grader from MurphyTractor & Equipment in the amount of$312,500. All voted aye.
16. Discussion: Paul said this is atDurham and 140th, just north of Clemons.This is a historic bridge and is a concretearch, so there will extra steps for historicpurposes.
Motion by Thompson, second by Pat-ten, to approve the contract with Calhoun-Burns and Associates Inc. for preliminarydesign services for Bridge D-16 in theamount of $19,030. These services will bepaid with L.O.S.T. funding. All voted aye.
17. Motion by Patten, second byThompson, to approve the HealthPartnersAdministrators, Inc. Claim Deviation Formand authorize the Chairman to sign. Allvoted aye.
18. Public Forum— Paul Geilenfeldt,County Engineer, clarified some Countyroad projects.
19. Adjournment--The next regular ses-sion is June 25, 2019, at 9:05 a.m. All busi-ness to be acted upon at that sessionshould be submitted to the County Auditorand Recorder’s Office or the Board of Su-pervisors’ Office by Thursday, June 20,2019, at 1:00 p.m. There being no furtherbusiness to come before the Board, themeeting was adjourned at 9:38 a.m.
Steve SalasekBoard of Supervisors, Chairman Attest: Nan BensonMarshall County Auditor and RecorderThe Board of Supervisors’ calendar can
be viewedhttp://goo.gl/yubHzV
Marshall County Claims ListMay, 2019
EquipmentAlly Financial 29,792.23 Banleaco 613.03 CDW Government 3,778.76 CIT 619.63 Dave Wright Auto 23,919.36 Ecolab Inc 181.23 Equipment Blades 3,722.40 Henderson Products 47,397.00 Karl Chevrolet 33,503.34 Partsmaster 839.24 Powerplan 2,051.07 U S Bank Equip 1,202.37 Xerox Financial Serv 117.20 FeesAhlers & Cooney 1,914.00 Charles LaTendresse MD 50.00 Consumers Dev 22,819.42 Guardian RFID 3,196.00 Hammer, Steve 100.00 Healthpartners 43,158.38 IACCVSO 50.00 Keltek Inc 92.34 Madison Co Auditor 672,673.16 Marshall Co Treas 74.19 PTC Laboratories 3,370.00 Secretary/State 30.00 Shomo-Madsen Ins 3,281.00 United States Treas 630.74 Unitypoint Health 7,105.35 FuelBP 36.84 Casey's 420.88 Diamond Oil 33,977.83 Innovative Ag Serv 147.32 Secondary Road Dept 7,996.56 PartsAction Auto Parts 40.00 Arnold Motor Supply 3,103.04 Central Ia Machine 572.25 Certified Power 1,022.03 Clemons Inc 57.32 Electric Supply 407.26 Fastenal Co 549.59 Gatr Truck Center 153.39 Harrison Truck Ctr 66.45 HQI 1,700.00 Ia Wholesale 2,172.65 Jensen Inc 412.63 M Gervich & Sons 1,192.60 Marshall Glass 297.68 Nelson Fabrication 195.48 O'Halloran Intn’l 3,247.94 SYNBC/Amazon 53.39 Trans Ia Equipment 329.66 Watch Guard Video 565.00 Ziegler's Inc 692.50 Project ExpenseCalhoun-Burns & Assoc 3,657.78 Cessford Construction 79,584.15 Denco Corp 16,602.40 Emergency Preparedness 5,700.00 Gehrke Quarries 56,411.96 Manatt's Inc 6,911.96 Martin Marietta Mat’ls 24,377.14 Perfection Property 4,568,319.87 RentGreat Western Bank 2,022.26 Masonic Holding 1,150.00 Marshalltown Center 1,433.75 Top Farms 7,289.80 RepairAlley Automotive 583.40 Ben's Tire Serv 40.89 Bjelland Plumbing 767.37 Central Ia Farm Store 1,013.30 Iowa Transit 151.82 J Deere Fin/Van Wall 994.65 Marshalltown Alarms 65.00 McAtee Tire Serv Ctr 734.95 Mid Ia Petroleum Serv 1,386.59 Overhead Door Corp 600.30 R J Thomas Mfg 881.00 Stew Hansen 1,624.35 Syn-Tech Systems 33.75 Van Wall Equip 613.55 ServiceAAA Septic Serv 800.00 Agsource Cooperative 43.25 Aramark Uniform Serv 835.02 Bellile, Rick 80.00 Blackhawk Sprinkler 702.00 Bradbury, Henry 500.00 C J Cooper & Assoc 175.00 Center Associates 810.00 Central Iowa Detention 810.00 Danielson, David 280.00 Devnet 9,657.38 Fitzgerald, Jane 180.15 Geffe, Kent 135.00 Grp & Associates 107.00 Hook, Sara 250.00 Husak, Mat 710.00 Imagetek Inc 4,914.19 Iowa Land Records 1,396.55 Iron Mountain Records 511.88 Judge, Ann 262.00
Language Line Serv 538.35 Mail Services 4,842.75 Marshall Co Info Sys 100.00 Marshall Co Sheriff 100.00 McFarland Clinic 1,493.50 Mid-Ia Enterprise 315.42 MMIT Business 385.76 Peglow O'Hare & S 396.97 Pennington, Brad 500.00 Postmaster 477.14 Prouty, Judy 160.00 RACOM Corp 490.00 Renz, Gary 85.00 RK Dixon 731.10 Schendel Pest Control 37.50 Schumacher Elevator 1,124.61 Servicemaster 1,682.63 Steve Scurr, DO 1,800.00 Stevenson, Kiel 80.00 Stone Sanitation 857.00 Story Co Sheriff 6.79 Tele-Difference 100.00 Times Republican 1,588.72 TR Court Reporters 304.50 U S Cellular 2,078.03 UnitypointHealth 962.00 Verizon Wireless 2,474.80 SoftwareBarrier Group 1,500.00 Convergeone Inc 711.72 Freese Notis 75.00 Tyler Technologies 22,758.69 Zuercher Tech 367.30 SuppliesAirgas 138.80 Amp Your Good 1,064.00 Bob Barker Co 621.71 Boundtree Medical 3,351.69 Business Card 859.02 Business Forms/Sys 86.05 Central Ofc Supply 290.51 Consolidated Mgm 48,124.90 Country Landscapes 45.00 Culligan 43.85 Des Moines Stamp 52.05 Earl May Seed/Nursery 5.99 Ellefson, Brenda 292.50 Fareway Stores 2.99 Fleming Nursery 3,225.00 Galls Inc 2,154.83 Grainger 507.65 Heartland Paper Co 1,664.53 Herring, Emily 11.14 Hobby Lobby 109.31 Home Rental Ctr 84.00 Hungerford, Timothy 9.90 Hutch Screen Printing 730.84 Hy-Vee Pharmacy 2,105.47 Ia Dept Trans 6,210.77 Ia Prison Ind 1,503.24 J Deere Fin/Theisen's 563.63 Menards 1,677.90 Minute Man Copy Ctr 807.75 O'Reilly Auto Parts 148.53 Quill Corp 1,390.47 Rockmount Research 1,534.84 Staples Bus Advantage 245.93 Staples Credit Plan 696.16 Stone, Larry 375.00 Storey Kenworthy 343.85 Susan Kellogg 13.44 Thomson Reuters 2,750.45 U S Bank 391.24 UPS Store #5089 1,225.00 Walmart 894.84 Wells Fargo 28.30 Wendling Quarries 1,453.57 Winkowitsch, Adam 537.35 TrainingIa Co Engr's Assoc 50.00 Ia Law Enforce Academy 830.00 Ia St Co Treas Assoc 140.00 TravelBenson, Nan 116.37 Card Services 1,161.96 Chizek, Jessica 60.71 City/Marshalltown 120.00 Eibs, Tiffany 11.65 Elder, Kim 15.41 Fouch, Dennis 17.40 Heil, Jarret 340.49 Holiday Inn 396.40 Mann, Zack 11.65 Mullins, Melinda 11.02 Nauman, Ron118.87 UtilitiesAlliant Energy 14,490.77 Aureon Communications 88.92 Century Link 476.81 Consumers Energy 660.09 Grundy Co REC 141.30 Heart/Ia Comm 6,426.18 Ia Regional Utilities 2,681.11 Marshalltown Water 2,010.69 Minerva Valley Telephone 50.00 Partner Comm 2,232.13 Windstream 76.44 *** $5,942,038.78
The American Legion Riders Post #46is holding a fundraiser for UnityPointHealth – Marshalltown Foundation’s He-roes Fund on June 22, 2019. The second annual Heroes Ride kicks
off at the UnityPoint Health – Marshall-town Medical Park and will ride to Kel-log, Baxter, Collins, and State Centerbefore returning to the American LegionPost #46 in Marshalltown. Registrationfor the ride starts on June 22 at 10:30 amand “kickstands up” is at 11:30 am. Regis-tration is $20 per person. Cars are wel-come as well as motorcycles. The ride will benefit the Foundation’s
Heroes Fund that is expanding access tohealthcare for local veterans includingphysical rehab services and local veteranhealth assessment scheduled for the fall of2019.In addition to holding the ride, the
American Legion Riders Post #46 is alsoraffling off a brand new Harley DavisonSoftail Deluxe. Proceeds will support boththe Foundation’s Heroes Fund as well aslocal group Paws & Affect. Paws & Af-fect raises funds to provide service dogsto local veterans as well as children inneed.
Only 1000 tickets will be sold. Ticketsare $40 per piece and will be available atthe Heroes Ride. The drawing will takeplace a week later at the second ridehosted this summer by the American Le-gion Riders Post #46. This ride will bene-fit Paws & Affect. The American Legion Riders Post #46
“wants to do everything we can to partnerwith local organizations caring for theveterans in the Marshalltown area. We’relooking forward to a couple of greatrides,” said Kevin Huseboe, Ride Organ-izer. Deirdre Gruendler, UnityPoint-Health –
Marshalltown Foundation Director said“the Foundation is so grateful for ourpartnership with the Legion Riders. Joinus on June 22, it’s going to a great day.”Contact UnityPoint Health – Marshall-town Foundation to purchase your raffleticket or let us know you’ll be riding too(641.754.5005 or email [email protected]).UnityPoint Health – Marshalltown
Foundation is an independent 501(c)(3)organization committed to supportingquality healthcare in our local communi-ties.
American Legion Riders Post #46Heroes Ride, June 22
Samantha Riese, ofZearing, graduated with aBachelor of Music Edu-cation in Music Educa-tion. She is the daughterof Douglas & Lisa Riese.Wartburg, a four-year
liberal arts college inter-nationally recognized forcommunity engagement,enrolls 1,498 students.Wartburg is affiliatedwith the EvangelicalLutheran Church inAmerica and named afterthe castle in Germanywhere Martin Luther tookrefuge disguised as aknight during the stormydays of the Reformationwhile translating theBible from Greek intoGerman.
Riesegraduates
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