Board approves termination and up-to-$700 settlement in tax-claim contract dispute
June 23, 2026 | Mitchell County, Iowa
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The Mitchell County Board of Supervisors voted on June 23 to terminate a contract tied to a tax-claim matter and to send a written 60-day termination notice along with a payment not to exceed $700.
Staff explained the tax-claim charge at issue totals about $4,000 annually; the board discussed options including nonpayment or a prorated notice payment. One supervisor recommended funding 60 days of service and sending a termination letter; the board approved a motion that authorized staff to issue written notice and to send a payment capped at $700 to cover the 60-day period.
The motion passed on a roll call vote.
Staff explained the tax-claim charge at issue totals about $4,000 annually; the board discussed options including nonpayment or a prorated notice payment. One supervisor recommended funding 60 days of service and sending a termination letter; the board approved a motion that authorized staff to issue written notice and to send a payment capped at $700 to cover the 60-day period.
The motion passed on a roll call vote.
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