Jim Rudisill
for The Hawk Eye
WAPELLO — A possible resolution may have been reached to a signage stalemate tied to the relocation of the Louisa County Public Health Service from its Wapello office site to the Louisa County Complex, county officials reported Tuesday during the county board of supervisors meeting.
Supervisor Randy Griffin, who also serves as the chair for the Louisa County Board of Health, and county engineer Adam Shutt reported on a recent meeting they held with interim Iowa Department of Transportation District V Engineer Bob Younie.
That meeting was set up after the BOH discussed improved signage at the intersection of U.S. 61 and County Road G56 during a June 8 meeting. According to discussions at that meeting, the DOT had turned down a request to install additional signs or increase the wording on existing signs to show the LCPHS is located at the Complex, along with the county sheriff’s office/jail and conservation board.