The board meeting included a proclamation honoring the 75th anniversary of Al-Anon family groups. Public hearings were held regarding the Nelian Wetland Project, the Terrace Hills Wetland Project, and the vacation of a platted woodland protection easement, all of which were resolved. Public comments addressed appreciation for departing board members, concerns regarding the level of outside legal fees and the practice of board members holding multiple full-time jobs, and feedback concerning the redevelopment of a surface parking lot, including requests for public amenities and voting accessibility. Additionally, the board acted on petitions regarding the suspension of taxes and special assessments.
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Polk County Board Of Supervisors Board Of Supervisors Meeting
The board meeting covered several key items, including a proclamation for Hispanic Heritage Month, a public hearing regarding the fiscal year 2026-2027 budget amendment, and the approval of a zoning map amendment for a residential district. Additionally, the board discussed the Sleepy Hollow project, authorized various resolutions for infrastructure and wetland projects, approved a special alcohol license, and reviewed professional service agreements, including one for environmental master planning at an entertainment district.
Sep 22, 2026·Board meeting
Polk County Board of Supervisors Proceedings
The Board met in its capacity as the Local Board of Health and authorized the Chairperson to sign an attestation in support of the Polk County Health Department submitting a proposal for RFP #PHTHOPD27001.
Aug 11, 2026·Board meeting
Polk County Board of Supervisors Regular Session
The board conducted several public hearings regarding the Sleepy Hollow Stream Restoration Project and the disposal of county interest in real estate. Key actions included the approval of various resolutions such as the Final Plats for The Estates at Woodland Hills and Webb Family Estates, a fiscal sponsorship agreement for the Nalean Wetland Project, and a contract for the Eckstat Wetland Project. The board also addressed funding agreements with Urban Dreams and Oakridge Neighborhood, approved various retirement agreements, and authorized personnel appointments. Additionally, the board approved permits for alcohol licenses and reviewed various department funding requests and capital budget improvements.
