Miscellaneous

Clinton County Board of Supervisors: the Home Base Iowa Reimbursements and the Commission’s Year

The Clinton County Board of Supervisors (Dan Srp chair, Erin George vice chair, Jim Irwin Jr.; Budget Director Amber Shepard; 1900 N. 3rd Street) carries the Commission of Veteran Affairs' monthly reports and pays $1,500 Home Base Iowa closing-cost reimbursements to veterans locating to the county - Elrick D. Daly, Cody A. Featherston, Kevin Metz, Antonio B. Alfaro (2026-93), James Stout (2026-173), Andrew Schmidt (2026-209) and James Hartman through the window; no benefit was adopted, narrowed or repealed.

Also called: Board of Supervisors, Dan Srp, Erin George, Jim Irwin, Amber Shepard, Home Base Iowa, $1,500, closing cost, resolution, Commission of Veteran Affairs, monthly report, credit card, TCM Bank, 427.8, 427.9, Clinton, Clinton, DeWitt, Camanche, Charlotte, Goose Lake, Grand Mound, Wheatland, Calamus, Low Moor, Lost Nation, Toronto.

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The board. Three members - Dan Srp (Chairperson), Erin George (Vice Chairperson) and Jim Irwin, Jr. - with Budget Director Amber Shepard, at the County Administration Building, 1900 N. 3rd Street, Clinton. The meetings list posts every agenda and minutes set as PDFs; the window's 170 files (September 2025 through November 2026) were downloaded and read whole. The programme. "The Iowa Legislature in 2014 overwhelmingly passed the HBI Act, known as Home Base Iowa, which is a one-of-a-kind program assisting veterans and transitioning service members from active duty military to civilian life... Clinton County, Iowa, became a Home Base Iowa Community Partner through formal action on March 8, 2016; and offers an incentive to veterans locating to Clinton County who qualify through formal action on April 11, 2016" (the 2025 resolutions; the 2026 ones print April 6, 2026 for the incentive action). Each qualifying veteran receives "the amount of $1,500.00 for the qualified reimbursement for a home purchase closing cost", paid from the General Basic Miscellaneous Fund on the County Auditor's authority. The reimbursements, in order: Elrick D. Daly (September 22, 2025), Cody A. Featherston (November 24, 2025), Kevin Metz (December 22, 2025), Antonio B. Alfaro (Resolution 2026-93, May 4, 2026), James Stout (Resolution 2026-173, July 6, 2026), Andrew Schmidt (Resolution 2026-209, August 10, 2026) and James Hartman (August 17, 2026). The rest of the year. The soldiers' property tax suspensions per Iowa Code 427.8 and 427.9 (Resolutions 2025-246 and 2025-247, September 8, 2025) and the Veterans Services credit card (2025-248) sit in the record entry; the salary resolutions print the department's lines (June 2026); and "The Commission of Veteran Affairs July 2026 monthly report was presented, approved and filed" (August 17, 2026) with the monthly reports recurring through the window. No veteran benefit was adopted, narrowed or repealed; the reimbursements and suspensions are the programmes the county already runs.

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No eligibility - a board recordThe record documents the county’s Home Base Iowa incentive and its commission reporting; the $1,500 reimbursements follow the county’s qualification action.

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