Wapello, United States (Local)
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WAPELLO — A review of the 2012 Louisa County Trails Council Master Plan by the Louisa County Conservation Board (LCCB) during its May 4 monthly meeting may lead to an effort to connect some segments of the LCCB's Hoover Nature Trail (HNT).
WAPELLO — An ordinance that would regulate electric scooters and similar equipment may be considered by the Wapello City Council in a few weeks.
WAPELLO — An asbestos inspection of the former Louisa County Jail in Wapello has apparently been completed, although the final report is still being drafted, Supervisor Shawn Maine reported during the May 5 Board of Supervisors meeting.
WAPELLO — Louisa County has a little more black ink on its financial ledgers following a May 12 approval by the county board of supervisors for a Fiscal Year 2026 budget amendment.
Bids for two large capital improvement projects and an application to recover the spending authority related to those expenses were all approved by the Wapello School Board during its May 11 meeting.
COLUMBUS JUNCTION — Drivers using Main Street in downtown Columbus Junction later this year will notice some features that may seem familiar, city officials and residents who attended the city council's May 13 meeting learned.
WAPELLO — It seemed only fitting the short street running in front of Wapello's new $1.6 million fire station also receive a new name, so Wapello Fire and Rescue Chief Josh Michel presented the firefighters' choice to the city council during its May 21 meeting.
COLUMBUS JUNCTION — On a 3-2 vote, the Columbus School Board agreed during its May 26 meeting to add one year of math (two credits) and adjust other graduation requirements to comply with state law.
WAPELLO — A new piece of equipment approved for purchase by the Louisa County Conservation Board (LCCB) during its June 1 meeting should make road and other maintenance activities in county parks more efficient and effective.
WAPELLO — Long-time Wapello City Clerk/Public Works Director Mike Delzell announced during the June 18 city council meeting that he would be retiring on Dec. 31.
