The Pottawattamie County Sheriff’s Office reports the arrest on a probation violation warrant, of 28-year old Andrew Heath, of Hancock. Heath was arrested at the Sheriff’s Office Feb. 1st at around 10-a.m., and booked into the Pott. County Jail. A man already being held in the Pottawattamie County Jail was charged Monday afternoon with Violation of Parole. 27-year old Cody Lee McKenzie, of Council Bluffs, was read the warrant by a Deputy, and then returned to the custody of jail staff. And, warrant was served Monday on 29-year old Jeremy Bo Ariel Gil, of Council Bluffs, while he was serving time at the jail. The warrant was for Theft in the 2nd Degree. Gil was returned to the custody of jail staff after he was read the latest warrant against him.

The Board of Supervisors in Adair County will meet at their regular time, Wednesday morning, but at a different location. The meeting begins at 9-a.m., and takes place in the Adair County Engineer’s Conference Room at the Adair County Secondary Roads Building. During the session, the Board will review/discuss taxable meals, Township clerk wages, and the resignation/appointment of a Harrison Township Trustee.

The Board will also hear from Stacie Euken, with Midwest Partnership, and April Hughes, with Iowa Workforce Development, with regard to a Home Base Iowa Initiative Resolution. And, County Engineer Nick Kauffman will present his regular report, and contracts for the Adair County Supervisors to sign.

A third and final Public Hearing prior to a vote to Adopt an ATV/UTV Ordinance in Cass County, will take place 8:35-a.m. Wednesday, in Atlantic. The hearing is part of the regular weekly meeting of the Cass County Board of Supervisors, that begins at 8:30-a.m. in the Board Room at the Courthouse. During the previous two meetings, persons filled the chamber seating area, voicing their thoughts both for and against the Ordinance, which, if approved, would allow ATV’s and UTV’s to be used on designated Cass County roads, but also sets certain restrictions on the age of the machine operator and calls for the use of some extra safety equipment.

Last week set, the Supervisors were in agreement with the idea that 16-to 18-year old’s may operate the machines with certification, and they added rear-view mirrors as safety equipment. Gone from the latest version of the Ordinance, is a section restricting the speed to 35-miles per hour, and the use of tall orange safety flags. ATV’s and UTV’s may be used from one-hour before sunrise to one-hour after sunset, according to the proposed ordinance. Following the hearing, the Board will vote to Adopt the ATV ordinance.

In other business, the Supervisors will act on approving a Crow River Construction application for partial payment Number 3, on the gray water transmission line to the ethanol plant currently under construction. They’ll also receive, as available, Cass County Department Head reports.

A woman from Creston reported to the Creston Police Department late Monday morning, that sometime overnight Sunday into Monday, someone took from her wallet, her ID, debit and credit cards. The wallet was inside her home located in the 400 block of N. Jarvis Street. The loss was estimated at $5.