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On this episode of Southeast Iowa Today, John Bain covers the Henry County Board of Supervisors meeting held at the Emergency Management Building in Mount Pleasant on October 29, 2026. The Board reviewed the policy governing Boards & Commissions, considered a new budgeting policy for Fiscal Year 2028, received an update on the flagpole, and moved forward on the snow removal contract. Henry County Auditor and Commissioner of Elections Robin Detrick also provided an update. The episode includes a direct message from the Chair regarding public comment, along with County Attorney Becky Wilson’s response to a citizen’s public comment.
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