DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The Latest on results determining the future of some Iowa union locals (all times local): 4:30 p.m.

An Iowa employment board has released more complete results from union elections linked to a new collective bargaining state law. The Iowa Public Employment Relations Board released data Wednesday afternoon that shows 436 union locals secured enough votes to keep representing public workers. Separately, 32 locals will essentially dismantle. The impacted workers will be barred from unionizing for two years.

In the end, more 28,400 workers voted by phone and online to keep union representation. A little over 620 voted for decertification of their locals. Those who didn’t participate, which totaled more than 4,000 people, were counted as “no” votes.

The elections are required under a provision of a collective bargaining law approved in February by the Republican-controlled Legislature. Unions now must hold so-called recertification elections before each new contract.

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — A state official says about 30 union locals will dismantle following elections required by Iowa’s new collective bargaining law. Mike Cormack, chairman of the Public Employment Relations Board, based his estimate Wednesday on preliminary results from recertification elections held over two weeks ending Tuesday. He says nearly 430 union units secured enough votes to continue, while 31 units did not. Almost 40 units remain to be counted, which means the tally can change.

More periodic recertification elections were required under a law approved this year by the Republican-majority Legislature that eliminated most collective bargaining rights for public workers.

Cormack says more than 28,400 employees voted, with more than 23,000 supporting retaining their unions and a little over 530 supporting decertification. Those who don’t participate are counted as “no” votes.

The Trevor Frederickson Memorial Fund recently donated snacks to the Griswold Public Library for their kids reading program. Lisa Metheny with the Griswold Public Library told members of the Foundation, that they have up to 16 kids come to the library after school to read for at least 20 minutes.

Like all kids after school they are hungry so the library gives them a treat once their reading is completed. Trevor’s mom, and Fund spokesperson Melanie Petty, said in a press release, that “Since Trevor was such a big reader we felt this was a good fit for us to help out.”

Pictured: Sue Petersen Assistant Librarian and Faith Beebe Student Volunteer. (Photo submitted)

The Trevor Frederickson Memorial Fund also purchased a large amount of used children’s books while they were there and donated them to the Cass County Creators 4H Group. The Cass County Creators have been collecting books for a service project for the last couple weeks to hand out during the Washington Elementary conferences this week in Atlantic.

All the books collected will be given out to children in grades Jr. Kindergarten through 3rd Grade. Petty says “Any time you can get a book or two in a child’s hands it’s a WIN!”

You can keep up on the Funds’ activity their Facebook Page.

The Mills County Sheriff’s Office reports a Glenwood man was arrested Tuesday evening following an accident that caused a woman to be transported to the hospital. 38-year old Robert Matthew Justice was arrested for Driving Under Suspension and cited for Failure to Stop in an Assured Clear Distance. His bond was set at $300.

Authorities say 29-year old Krista Frazee, of Malvern, was traveling east on Highway 34 just before 5-p.m., and approaching a construction zone. As she slowed for a yellow light near 305th Street, her 2016 Jeep was struck from behind by a 1993 Chevy driven by Robert Justice.

Frazee was transported by Malvern Rescue to the Montgomery County Memorial Hospital, for treatment of minor injuries.

The Iowa Department of Transportation reports a bridge beam replacement operation on Interstate 29, 2 miles south of Salix, in Woodbury County, will require closures of southbound I-29 between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. tonight, Wednesday, Oct. 25, weather permitting.

Traffic will be stopped for 20-minute intervals. Motorists approaching this area should drive with caution and be prepared to stop for traffic backups beyond the limits of the work zone.