Remarks by Jon Green
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Rod, thank you very much for that framing. You know, it had never really occurred to me. 18 years ago, an ex-girlfriend of mine was murdered in a murder-suicide in Lone Tree in domestic violence. And, you know, I had never really considered that, you know, I was a collateral victim of that.
That brings us to item F of the Department's formal meeting business. Item F1 this morning is to consider ground emergency medical transportation GEMT provider participation agreement in the amount of $0 authorizing the ambulance department to participate in the GEMT program.
It's been moved by Remington, seconded by Fix-Morais. Discussion? Roll call.
Motion carries 4-0. The Provider Participation Agreement is approved. Item F2 is to consider Intergovernmental Transfer Agreement with the Iowa Department of Human Services in the amount of $0, allowing Johnson County Ambulance Service to receive supplemental payments that cover the difference between actual costs per ground emergency medical transportation and and the Medicaid base payment, mileage, and other sources of reimbursement.
Second. Moved by Remington, second by Sullivan. Discussion? Roll call.
Aye. Motion carries four to zero. The transfer agreement is approved. Item F3, consider professional services agreement with I.D. Bailey in an amount not to exceed $4,800 for the preparation of Johnson County Ambulance Service Medicaid Ground Emergency Medical Transportation Cost Report For the year ended June 30th, 2026. Move approval.
Moved by Remington, seconded by Fix-Marize. Discussion? Roll call.
Motion carries four to zero. The professional services agreement is approved. Item F4 is to consider resolution allowing the county auditor's election division to use the secondary roads conference room during an emergency.
Second. Moved by Remington, seconded by Sullivan. Discussion? Roll call.
Not quoted here: it may name a member of the public. Hear it at the meeting.
Motion carries 4-0. That tax refund is approved. Item F6, consider fiscal year 2027, juvenile pre-charge diversion agreement renewal amendment for $43,125 with United Action for Youth.
Second. Moved by Remington, seconded by Sullivan. Discussion? Roll call.
Aye. Motion carries three to zero with one abstention. That brings us to supervisor reports. The chair has no report this morning. Supervisor Remington.
Thank you, V. Supervisors, we've reached the conclusion of our agenda. Is there anything else for the good of the order this morning? Seeing none, the next meeting of the Johnson County Board of Supervisors is Wednesday, September October 7th at 9 a.m. in the space when we will set for a general business work session. Until such time, we shall stand adjourned.
Good afternoon. We'll come to order. It's 1 p.m. Today is Wednesday, September 30, 2026. This is a special business work session of the Johnson County Board of Supervisors. Roll call, please.
All right. With all five supervisors present participating, we have quorum. Next, the chair would seek unanimous consent to approve the agenda as presented. Seeing no objection, it's so ordered. Item C is business from the public. Is there anyone with public comment this afternoon?
Sure. Got it. Thank you. Thank you. Is there any additional public comment? Any additional public comments? Seeing none, we'll move on to Item D, Work Session Business. Item D1 this afternoon is an update on the Johnson County Historic Poor Farm 10-Year Plan. Good afternoon, folks.
While we're undertaking this exercise, we'll stand at ease.
Supervisors, while we're waiting for a bee to return, I'd like to ask all of you a favor when we're done for the afternoon. I lost a key piece out of my watch in here, so if you could just look at the floor and see if you notice something shiny on your way out.
Well, I want it to be a collaborative process to figure out where we're going from here. I appreciate everything that my colleagues put up there, but I want to continue our progress, but I don't know what that's going to look like until we do have some additional certainty on some things.
I, too, have a hard stop. So... Have any imminent action items you need from us this afternoon?
All right. Thank you, everyone. The next meeting of the Board of Supervisors is tomorrow morning, October 1 at 9 a.m. Until such time, we shall stand adjourned.