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Dec 21, 2020
CLINTON â A public hearing will be held in January for the proposed issuance of general obligation bonds for communications upgrades.
The Clinton County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution Monday setting a Jan. 11 public hearing for the proposition of issuance of general obligation bonds not to exceed $5 million. The public hearing will begin at 9:45 a.m.
Clinton County Board of Supervisors Chairman Dan Srp noted the proposed bond relates to communications equipment upgrades throughout the county. The bulk of the project is radios, equipment, repeaters for vehicles and installation.
The Clinton County Board of Supervisors earlier this month approved the Motorola contract, with authorization for Srp to sign the contract. The Motorola contract is for just short of $4.5 million and would provide equipment for the upgrades. The $4.5 million number does not include other portions of the project, including the cost of a new tower, which is projected to cost abo
County dismayed with federal, state derecho aid decision
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Dec 15, 2020
CLINTON â The Clinton County Board of Supervisors has voiced its support to potentially levy $4.75 million over seven years for communications upgrades.
The Clinton County Board of Supervisors on Monday indicated its support for levying that amount, needed to make repairs after the Aug. 10 derecho destroyed communications equipment. The board did not take any action or hold an official vote on the amount or length of the bond Monday. This will be decided at a future board meeting.
Clinton County Auditor Eric Van Lancker said the county still plans to publish an amount of $5.4 million for the public hearing, which is the estimated cost of the project. The county can lower the amount after the public hearing but cannot raise the amount. The county intends to utilize the general supplemental fund, which would cover the cost of the tower and installation costs if the county bonds at $4.75 million.
Dec 16, 2020
CLINTON â Clinton County officials are continuing their work to secure D-SNAP funding for local residents.
The Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Program provides funding for families in approved counties who were impacted by the August derecho. Families who are approved for the program receive funding in an amount equal to one month of the maximum amount of food assistance and SNAP benefits based on household size. Families must have been adversely affected by the derecho, with food either destroyed or spoiled as a result of the storm, to be eligible for the program.
Clinton County Emergency Management Coordinator Chance Kness said the Iowa Department of Human Services rolled out D-SNAP in 21 Iowa counties in September. Clinton Countyâs application initially was refused by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Clinton County was later designated for individual assistance, Kness said. DHS is now asking for more documentation, Kness said.
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