by Lee van der Linden The Wright County Courthouse grounds could have improved electrical outlets in the near future. The supervisors gave tentative approval to
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Supervisors Talk Budget at Brief Meeting
The Wright County Board of Supervisors met briefly May 6. The only significant item of business involved amending the current fiscal year budget for Secondary
Supervisors Amend Budget, Set Fireworks Dates
The Wright County Board of Supervisors approved amending the current budget after a public hearing April 29. The amendment was needed due to an increase
Supervisors Hear About Recent CO2 Pipeline Eruption
Wright County property owners will see no change in the tax levy rate in the coming fiscal year. The $7.24 per $1,000 of assessed valuation
County Supers Hear Water Pollution Concerns, Discuss Landfill Fire, Appoint Naturalist
The Wright County Landfill is closed to the public after a recent fire. Board President Karl Helgevold said April 15 that a “hot fire” destroyed
Wright County Farm Bureau Holds Town Hall with Sen. Guth, Rep. Latham, and Rep. Thompson
The Wright County Farm Bureau hosted a town hall meeting for Iowa Senator Guth and Representatives Latham and Thompson last Friday. Wright County residents welcomed
Bosch, Supervisor Candidate, Addresses EG City Council
Ashley Bosch, who is running for Wright County Supervisor as a challenger to incumbent District Two Supervisor Karl Helgevold, spoke at Eagle Grove’s City Council
Supervisors Discuss ‘Delicate Dance’ of Budgeting, Refine Plans for Federal Funds
The Wright County Board of Supervisors heard from only one resident during the first of two public hearings on the proposed county property tax levy.
Supervisors approve paving projects, offer small property tax refund to Clarmond
The Wright County Board of Supervisors offered March 4 to refund just over $250 in property taxes to Clarmond Country Club. The private golf course,
Supervisors hear funding requests – pipeline emergency concerns
The Wright County Board of Supervisors heard the latest in a series of funding requests Jan. 29. Mickie Shubin of Community and Family Resources requested
