O'Brien County adopts Resolution 2026-01 to add Lyon County to Iowa Drug Task Force 28E agreement
January 02, 2026 | O'Brien County, Iowa
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On Jan. 2 the O'Brien County Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution 2026-01 amending its existing 28E agreement with the Iowa Drug Task Force to add Lyon County to the intergovernmental arrangement. The motion to adopt the resolution was moved by Supervisor Thomas and seconded by Supervisor Rohwer; the minutes record the motion as carried "by all ayes."
The minutes do not reproduce the full amended 28E text or the operational impacts of the change; they record only that the existing 28E was amended to include Lyon County. The change appears to expand the membership of the intergovernmental drug-task-force agreement, and further implementation steps or fiscal arrangements are not detailed in the meeting record.
The minutes do not reproduce the full amended 28E text or the operational impacts of the change; they record only that the existing 28E was amended to include Lyon County. The change appears to expand the membership of the intergovernmental drug-task-force agreement, and further implementation steps or fiscal arrangements are not detailed in the meeting record.
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