Hardin County Supervisors Set Agenda for March 11 Meeting

Board to open bids for new Secondary Roads truck storage shed and consider hiring, appointments

Mar. 10, 2026 at 6:58pm

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The Hardin County Board of Supervisors will meet on Wednesday, March 11 to discuss several items of county business, including opening bids for a new Secondary Roads truck storage shed, considering a request to hire in the Hardin County Conservation Department, and revisiting a previously tabled appointment to fill an unexpired term on the Hardin County Conservation Board.

Why it matters

As the governing body for Hardin County, the Board of Supervisors' decisions on infrastructure projects, staffing, and board appointments can have significant impacts on the county's operations and services provided to residents.

The details

During the regular weekly meeting, the Board of Supervisors will open bids for the construction of a new truck storage shed for the Secondary Roads department, though they will not take any action on awarding the contract at that time. The board will also consider a request to hire additional staff in the Hardin County Conservation Department and revisit a previously tabled appointment to fill the unexpired term of Dawn England on the Hardin County Conservation Board. That term would run through the end of 2030.

  • The Board of Supervisors will meet on Wednesday, March 11, 2026 at 9 a.m.
  • The regular drainage meeting has been canceled.

The players

Hardin County Board of Supervisors

The governing body for Hardin County, Iowa responsible for overseeing county operations, infrastructure, and services.

Hardin County Conservation Department

The county department responsible for managing parks, trails, and natural resources in Hardin County.

Dawn England

A previous member of the Hardin County Conservation Board whose unexpired term the Board of Supervisors will consider filling.

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What’s next

The Board of Supervisors will need to decide whether to approve the hire request for the Hardin County Conservation Department and select an appointee to fill the unexpired term on the Hardin County Conservation Board.

The takeaway

This meeting of the Hardin County Board of Supervisors demonstrates the wide range of county-level decisions and actions they are responsible for, from infrastructure projects to staffing and board appointments, all of which can impact the services and resources available to Hardin County residents.