Deputies with the Page County Sheriff’s Office, Monday, arrested a man for Failure to Appear/Contempt of Court. 46-year old Brad J. Woodruff, of Shambaugh,  was taken into custody on the Black Hawk County warrant and transported to the Page County Jail, where he was being held on a $500 cash-only bond, pending transportation to Black Hawk County.

The Pottawattamie County Sheriff’s Office today (Tuesday), reports 28-year old Joshua Tyler Herron appeared at the Sheriff’s Office late Monday morning, to turn himself-in. Herron was wanted on a Pott. County warrant for Violation of Probation. He was transported to the Pott. County Jail and turned over to Jail staff. And, Sheriff’s Deputies responded Monday night to a residence where the rear door had been kicked-in.

The resident told deputies there was damage to the door, and identified the possible suspect as 31-year old Myles Dustin Longcor, of Henderson. The damage to the door was documented and the victim was provided with a case number. A search for Longcor was unsuccessful. And, two men wanted on warrants were transported by deputies Monday from the Monona County Jail to the Pott. County Jail, to address their warrants for Escape from Custody and Violation of Probation, respectively.

Members of the CAM School District’s Board of Education will meet in a special session 8-a.m. Wednesday in the CAM High School Media Center. During the brief session, the Board will present the CAM District’s opening offer to CAMEA (the CAM Education Assoc.). During their meeting last week, CAMEA presented its initial 2019-2020 Master Contract proposal, which included a 4% increase on salary, with a one year contract.  The initial proposal also included a request to keep the employee handbook language the same as it is currently.