Shelby County Supervisors Approve Salary Increases and Infrastructure Plans
In a significant move for Shelby County, supervisors greenlit a 3.5% salary boost for key elected officials and a 6% increase for Sheriff Neil Gross. Plus, plans are underway to improve 33 bridges statewide. Discover how these changes impact Harlan and beyond!
The Shelby County Board of Supervisors recently approved a 3.5% salary increase for elected officials including the county auditor, recorder, attorney, and treasurer, effective in fiscal year 2026. This decision followed a recommendation from the compensation board, represented by Ruthanne Grimsley.
In a related discussion, the board considered a salary increase for Sheriff Neil Gross. While the compensation board suggested a 9.5% raise, supervisors ultimately agreed on a 6% increase, reflecting careful budget considerations.
Additionally, the board discussed updates on the proposed Summit Carbon Solution pipeline, with further details to be shared in the February 25 edition of the Harlan Tribune. The supervisors also approved a cooperative agreement to apply for funding aimed at improving 33 bridges in poor condition across Iowa, including a concrete box culvert replacement on Hwy F-24 west of Earling.
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