When were these SICOG board minutes taken?

The meeting occurred May 5, 2026 and minutes were submitted by Brimm.

When will the minutes be officially approved?

The minutes are unofficial until the board approves them at the next meeting on June 2, 2026.

What financial periods were approved at the meeting?

The board approved financial reports for March and April 2026.

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SICOG Executive Board met May 5, 2026 to approve the agenda, prior minutes, and financial reports for March and April 2026, including a list of disbursements. The meeting adjourned and minutes were submitted by Brimm pending board approval on June 2.

Key Takeaways

Agenda and March 25, 2026 minutes approved
Financial reports for March and April 2026 approved
Multiple disbursements totaling payroll and vendor payments listed
Minutes are unofficial until June 2, 2026 approval

Published: May 19, 2026 · today
Category: Other

What to do next

1
Board approval at next meeting
Board should review and officially approve these minutes at the June 2, 2026 meeting.
2
Contact for copies
Request official minutes or financial details from SICOG staff member Brimm (submitted the minutes).

Frequently asked questions

When were these SICOG board minutes taken?: The meeting occurred May 5, 2026 and minutes were submitted by Brimm.
When will the minutes be officially approved?: The minutes are unofficial until the board approves them at the next meeting on June 2, 2026.
What financial periods were approved at the meeting?: The board approved financial reports for March and April 2026.

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Full Notice Text

SICOG Executive Board Meeting of May 5, 2026 Chairman Walker called the meeting to order at 1:00 p.m. at the SICOG office. Board members present were Akin, Dunbar, Fitch, Friday, Holmes, McGinnis, Marquardt, Pantini, Robison, Tharp, and Walker. Staff present: Brimm. Unless otherwise noted, all motions carried unanimously. Motion by Fitch/Akin to approve the agenda. Motion by Akin/Marquardt to approve the minutes of the March 25, 2026 meeting. Motion by Pantini/Marquardt to approve the financial reports for March and April, 2026 and the disbursements include: US Treasury 5132.32 & 5274.44, Iowa Dept. of Revenue 547.00 & 567.00, IPERS 3524.66 & 3614.24, Alliant Energy 843.54 & 718.23, Auditor State of Iowa 100.00, Card Service Center 758.50 & 629.52, Carlisle Automotive 74.48, Creston Municipal Utilities 206.28 &101.83, Dorsey & Whitney 840.00, 600.00 & 2240.00 GHI Sanitation 35.00 & 35.00, Green Valley Pest 258.00 & 269.00, Innovative Industries 170.00 & 170.00, MMIT Business Solutions 446.11, 446.11, 314.05 & 322.76, Mediacom 445.91 & 891.73, INRCOG 399.14 & 173.83, Paramount Development 3500.00, Pitney Bowes 172.78, various newspapers 37.46, 28.15 & 39.00, payroll 14767.98 & 14780.77, Wellmark 1620.48 & 1620.48, Workforce Development 61.33, Charles Schwab 387.74 & 387.74, Edward Jones 1877.04, 1877.04, 601.92, 630.86, 314.86 & 302.88, NYL Insurance 122.20 & 122.20 & 96.90 & 96.90, Judy Brimm 63.80, Jeremy Rounds 34.37 & 16.03. Motion by Fitch /Robison to adjourn the meeting. Minutes are unofficial until approved by the board during the next scheduled meeting on June 2, 2026.  Minutes submitted by Brimm

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