Adair County Board approves Resolution naming depositories, accepts treasurer's semi-annual report
July 15, 2026 | Adair County, Iowa
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The Adair County Board of Supervisors on July 15 adopted Resolution #2026-43, updating the county's list of authorized bank depositories and raising several maximum deposit limits, and voted to accept the treasurer's semi-annual report.
Brenda Wallace, Adair County Treasurer, presented the semi-annual report and the board voted to approve it and authorize the county auditor to publish the report. The meeting record shows routine claims totaling $1,471.57 were approved, including Alliant Energy $117.70, AUXIANT HRA INS TRUST $1,200.56 and Windstream/Uniti $153.31.
The board then moved to adopt Resolution #2026-43, titled "Resolution Naming Depositories." The resolution updates the maximum amounts the county may hold at named banks. Among the changes the minutes record: FNB Bank (Greenfield) was given a new maximum deposit limit of $35,000,000 (previously $30,000,000) and Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., custodian for the Iowa Public Agency Investment Trust, was increased from $10,000,000 to $25,000,000. Other named depositories and maximum amounts were listed in the resolution as recorded in the minutes.
The resolution passed on a roll-call vote: Chair Jerry Walker, Supervisors Christoffersen, Nathan Baier, Hoadley and Wedemeyer were recorded as voting aye. The minutes indicate that, unless noted otherwise, all motions that day were approved unanimously.
Other routine business approved during the session included acknowledgment of several manure management plan updates and a motion to begin the hiring process for a vacant auditor clerk position, at the request of County Auditor Ruthie Smith.
The board adjourned at 9:30 a.m.
Brenda Wallace, Adair County Treasurer, presented the semi-annual report and the board voted to approve it and authorize the county auditor to publish the report. The meeting record shows routine claims totaling $1,471.57 were approved, including Alliant Energy $117.70, AUXIANT HRA INS TRUST $1,200.56 and Windstream/Uniti $153.31.
The board then moved to adopt Resolution #2026-43, titled "Resolution Naming Depositories." The resolution updates the maximum amounts the county may hold at named banks. Among the changes the minutes record: FNB Bank (Greenfield) was given a new maximum deposit limit of $35,000,000 (previously $30,000,000) and Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., custodian for the Iowa Public Agency Investment Trust, was increased from $10,000,000 to $25,000,000. Other named depositories and maximum amounts were listed in the resolution as recorded in the minutes.
The resolution passed on a roll-call vote: Chair Jerry Walker, Supervisors Christoffersen, Nathan Baier, Hoadley and Wedemeyer were recorded as voting aye. The minutes indicate that, unless noted otherwise, all motions that day were approved unanimously.
Other routine business approved during the session included acknowledgment of several manure management plan updates and a motion to begin the hiring process for a vacant auditor clerk position, at the request of County Auditor Ruthie Smith.
The board adjourned at 9:30 a.m.
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