Public documents that mention Todd Michael Holmes.
Oct 20, 2026·Board meeting
Kossuth County Board of Supervisors Meeting
The board discussed road maintenance concerns and reviewed a report from the Veterans Affairs Director regarding claims, veteran assistance, and administrative training. Action was taken to assign a tax sale certificate for an empty lot to the City of Hoover. The planning and zoning administrator provided a quarterly update on building permits, variances, and environmental health metrics. The board formally accepted the resignation of the sanitary and weed commissioner and initiated the process for appointing an interim planning and zoning administrator.
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The board discussed several operational and administrative topics. Agenda items included the approval of inter-fund transfers, road maintenance updates such as blade work and slurry leveling projects, the approval of cigarette permits for a local golf course, and a one-year service and license agreement for software support. Additionally, the board addressed ambulance repairs and held an extensive discussion regarding EMS staffing requirements and service agreements for large-scale public events, particularly concerning the Abate of Iowa event and potential future ordinances for event safety and medical coverage.
May 12, 2026·Board meeting
Kossuth County Board Of Supervisors Meeting
The meeting included a public discussion regarding concerns over the potential replacement of the county engineer and its cost implications. The Board discussed secondary road maintenance, including the dry conditions of gravel roads and plans for a 4/10-hour work schedule for road employees. The Board also reviewed dust control applications and a drainage issue involving a bridge. A report from Cass Regional Health Center provided updates on capital improvements, including new robotic surgical equipment and an in-house MRI, the recruitment of new medical providers, and a detailed explanation of the hospital's legal and financial relationship with the county under Iowa Code chapter 347A.
