Tama County Administration Building, 104 W State St., Toledo, Iowa. NEWS CHRONICLE FILE PHOTO

Pausing their pumpkin carving, candy buying, and general merriment of the spooky season, the regulars made their way to this week’s Tama County Supervisors meeting. The meeting kicked off with the roads report saying that a lot of blading has been done and the 300 Street bridge rail will be poured.

The IT report stated that the big printer was fixed and a downspout will be moved out of view of one of the security cameras.

Fred Oster, a marine, was approved to be the new commissioner to Veteran Affairs.

The 2026 County Weed Commissioner’s Annual report was approved.

The General Election Canvass was approved for 8:30 on the morning of November 10th.

It was approved for the auditor to send the annual tax suspension letter to DHS.

It was approved to increase some of the counties’ bank account deposit amounts.

The supervisor approved the tax refunds to conform to Iowa Code.

The supervisors approved the initial union proposals for E911 and the Sheriff’s Union.

Non-Departemental Claims: $8,848

Claims: $133,372.66