Shelby County Emergency Management Coordinator Bob Seivert is reminding residents and emergency personnel of two separate road closures in the County.

The first closure is on  road M36 for the replacement of a culvert over an unnamed tributary of the West Nishnabotna River.  The closure is in the 1600 block of Road M36, north of 1629 Road M36 in Douglas Township Section 16.  The road is now closed with construction to last approximately 2 weeks.

The other closure is on Street F16 for a bridge replacement over Mill Creek. The location of the bridge is just north of the intersection of Street F16 and Dogwood Road between Grove Townships 17 and 18.  The road is now closed with construction expected to last approximately until the First of November.

Residents and emergency personnel should plan alternate routes to these areas.

The Cass County Board of Supervisors will meet on Wednesday, August 17th at 8:30am in the Board Room at the Cass County Courthouse.

The Board will take action on a resolution for a tax abatement for a parcel now owned by the City of Anita.

They also plan to take action on appointing a Pleasant Township Trustee to complete a vacancy 4 year term through 2018.  Also appointment of a Zoning Commissioner to fill a vacancy 5-year term through 2016.

The Board will also hear reports from the Cass County Attorney and Engineer.  Also a report on Cass County mental health and disabilities services and general assistance.

The Union County Sheriff’s Office reports the arrest of 30-year-old Heather Layne Green of Bedford on Monday at 6:46 PM at the Law Enforcement Center.  Green was arrested on a Union County warrant for 3 counts of prohibited acts – Sch I, II, or III controlled substance, and tampering with records.  She is being held for Union County in the Ringgold County Jail on $10,000 bond.

The Creston Police Department reports the arrest of a Prescott man after a traffic stop on Tuesday.  28-year-old Cory Petersen was arrested at 608 Wyoming Street in Creston for Driving While Suspended.  He was later released from the Union County Jail on $300 bond.