Shelby County Board of Supervisors Agenda Explained — September 1, 2026

Shelby County Board of Supervisors Packet Summary — 2026-09-01

Meeting: Board of Supervisors Meeting

Time: 9:00 a.m.

Location: Supervisors Room at the Courthouse, 612 Court Street

The Shelby County Board of Supervisors agenda includes Secondary Roads business, three livestock Master Matrix applications, several tax-related action items, discussion of the county's Hazard Mitigation Plan, and consideration of an updated Shelby County Handbook.

Key Items on the Agenda

Hazard Mitigation Plan

EMA Coordinator Alex Londo is scheduled to lead a discussion on the Hazard Mitigation Plan. The agenda identifies this as a discussion item and does not specify a proposed action or provide additional details about potential changes to the plan.

Livestock Master Matrix Applications

The Board is scheduled to discuss three separate Master Matrix applications:

• L&S Livestock, LLC — Site #1
• L&S Livestock, LLC — Site #2
• L&S Livestock III, LLC — Site #3

The agenda lists these as discussion items. It does not provide additional information about the proposed sites, application details, recommendations, or any action the Board may subsequently consider.

Tax Abatements

Three tax-abatement requests are identified as action items for consideration:

• Tax abatement for Concerned Inc., parcel 833250006131.
• Tax abatement for Concerned Inc., parcel 833390000059.
• Tax abatement for the City of Panama, with Teresa Wallfred identified on the agenda.

The packet text does not state the amounts involved or provide additional background on the requests.

Property Tax Suspension Request

The Board is scheduled to consider a request from property owner Abby Lopez Hansen for a tax suspension pursuant to Iowa Code Section 427.8. The agenda identifies the request as an action item but does not provide the amount, property details, or additional supporting information.

Updated Shelby County Handbook

The Board is scheduled to consider approval of an updated Shelby County Handbook. The agenda does not describe the proposed revisions or identify which policies or provisions would change.