(Greenfield, Iowa) – Adair County Sheriff Jeff Vandewater had a very light report for the media this (Monday) morning. In the report, the Sheriff said 24-year-old Dylan James Albaugh-Cornelison, of Adair, was pulled over on Highway 25 at around 6:24-p.m., Sept. 12th.  Albaugh-Cornelison was cited for Driving while license suspended and revoked. His license had been revoked for OWI/Test Failure and suspended for Violation of Probation. Albaugh-Cornelison was released from the scene with his citation.

(Area) – The area Boards of Supervisors will hold their regular (separate) weekly meetings, Tuesday morning. Beginning at 8:30-a.m., the Montgomery County Board of Supervisors will meet in Red Oak. New Business includes: Approving an abatement of taxes for the county farm, in the amount of $4,278; ISAC support of a petition to Intervene with action, as needed; the tax transfer to Secondary Roads – 2022 Month of August; Monday Club – Certificate of Appreciation; Technology quotes update, with action as needed. Discussion will once again be held, with regard to the Carbon Summit pipeline.

The Cass County Board of Supervisors will meet at 9-a.m. Tuesday, in their courthouse Boardroom. Discussion and/or action items include: The Cass County Attorney/Sheriff’s Office sharing of an employee, and a resolution approving the Title 6 Program between the DOT and Cass County Secondary Roads; also Zoning Ordinance changes. The Board will receive updates from Jothem Arber, Cass/Guthrie County Environmental Health, and County Engineer Trent Wolken.

In other business, the Cass County Supervisors will hold recess to hold a hearing with regard to changes to Cass County Ordinance #2, followed by a return to the regular session, and action on Ordinance #2 – General Relief Assistance Program. They are also expected to discuss and/or act on matters pertaining to: a Carbon Dioxide Pipeline; Sale of the County-owned farm; and appointment of a Brighton Township Clerk, along with two Washington Township Trustees.

And, the Shelby County, the Board of Supervisors will meet at 9-a.m. Tuesday, in their room at the Courthouse, in Harlan. Auditor/Commissioner of Elections, Mark Maxwell, will comment before the Board on the Post Election Audit, followed by a Board canvas of votes for the Harlan CSD Bond Vote. The Board will act on: an application for the use of building and grounds; A fiscal year sponsorship of the Sheriff’s Department grant; A Home Base Iowa initiative, and an agreement between the Iowa DOT and Shelby County Secondary Roads, for the Title 6 Program.

Regular reports will be presented to the Shelby County Supervisors from the following Department Heads: Terri Daringer – Environmental Health; Kyle Lindberg – Jail Administrator; Alex Londo – EMA Coordinator, and Brandon Burmeister with the Secondary Roads Dept. The Board is also expecting to receive a report from the Shelby County Chamber of Commerce.

(Radio Iowa) – Employees at the Iowa Veterans Home in Marshalltown have been sent an email titled “facility closure,” but a spokesman for the governor says there are no plans to close the home. Alex Murphy, a spokesman for Governor Reynolds, says the document about closing the Iowa Veterans Home is nothing more than a policy statement required by the federal government. The email was sent by the administrator who is now overseeing day to day operations at the home. Matthew Peterson, who had been Commandant of the Iowa Veterans Home, recently resigned from the post after 13 months in the job.

The president of the union that represents contract workers at the Veterans Home and a top Democrat in the Iowa Senate say the memo raises concerns because the governor ordered the closure of the state-run Glenwood Resource Center after saying it would not close. The governor’s spokesman says it’s irresponsible for Democrats to spread what he calls a false rumor and create unnecessary concern for Iowa Veterans Home employees, veterans and their families.

About 900 employees work at the Iowa Veterans Home in Marshalltown. There are more than 550 residents, making it one of the country’s largest state-owned nursing homes for veterans and their spouses.

(Sidney, Iowa) – Fremont County Sheriff Kevin Aistrope today (Monday), issued a report detailing multiple arrests from Sept. 4th through the 18th. One suspect was arrested three times, while another was arrested twice.

64-year-old Edward Umbreit, of Riverton, was initially arrested for multiple violations of No Contact Orders on 09/10/22.  After being released on bond, on 09/11/22, he appeared in court on 09/14/22 and urinated outside on the grounds of the Fremont County Courthouse.  He was re-released on $300 bond Sept. 18th at 2:30-p.m., and less than six hours later, arrested for Domestic Assault, Going Armed with Intent, Interference with 911 Communications, and Interference with Official Acts.

Umbreit

34-year-old Blake Tobin, of Sidney, was arrested Sunday (9/18), for Domestic Abuse/3rd offense, Interference with Official Acts, as well as Possession of a Controlled Substance; and, 50-year-old Ralph Backley, of Sidney, was arrested for Public Intoxication. He was later released on a $300 bond.

Last Friday, 37-year-old Zachary Anderson, of Sidney, was arrested for OWI, Driving Under Suspension, Criminal Mischief, and a registration violation. 34-year-old Michelle Labbe, of Riverton, was arrested for Assault with Bodily Injury, and Assault. Her bond was set at $1,000.

Sept. 14th, Fremont County Sheriff’s Deputies arrested 30-year-old Cassandra Rodriguez, of Sidney, for Driving while Barred (Habitual Violator). She was released on a $2,000 bond. And, 64-year-old Edward Umbreit, of Riverton, was arrested for Public Urination. He was released on a $300 bond.

A Glenwood man was arrested in Fremont County Sept. 11th. 34-year-old Justin McFail was arrested for Violation of Probation. He was later released on a $10,000 bond. On the 1th, 64-year-old Edward Umbreit, of Riverton, was arrested for Violation of a No Contact Order (4th offense). He was later released on a $300 bond.

Rhoades

And, on Sept. 7th, 23-year-old Jermey Rhoades, of Hamburg, was arrested for Domestic Abuse (Bodily Injury), and Probation Violation ($6,000 bond). Rhoades was wanted in connection to a domestic disturbance that occurred in June of 2022 in Hamburg. Rhoades allegedly fled the state and began taunting law enforcement on social media. Rhoades was arrested by the Missouri Highway Patrol and extradited to Iowa to face charges.

30-year-old Cassandra Rodriguez, of Sidney, was arrested for Public Intoxication, Sept. 7th. She was released on her Own Recognizance (RoR).

There were two arrests Sept. 6th in Fremont County: 57-year-old Greg Vergets, of St. Charles, MO., was arrested for Disorderly Conduct ($300 bond), and 38-year-old Benjamin Johnson, of Farragut, was arrested for Driving While Barred. ($2,000 bond). On the 5th of September, 31-year-old Kevin Booher was arrested and held for Failure to Appear ($25,00 bond). And, on the 4th, 29-year-old Elijah Faust, of Thurman, was arrested for Domestic Assault (Strangulation). He was later RoR.