The Pottawattamie County Sheriff’s Office, Tuesday, report an investigation is underway into an incident of Criminal Mischief/Vandalism in Council Bluffs that took place May 6th, but wasn’t reported until late Monday morning. Authorities say a 12-year-old juvenile male was arrested for Criminal Mischief in the 4th Degree, for damage amounting to at least $300, but less than $750. The damage reportedly occurred to a 2013 Ford Escape, and was witnessed by two individuals. Additional information was not released.

Authorities report also, 43-year-old Matthew John Hecker, of Oakland, was arrested at the Pottawattamie County Courthouse, on a State of Iowa warrant for Violation of a No Contact or Protective Order. He remained in the Pott. County Jail, Tuesday.

And, two inmates at the Douglas County, Nebraska, Jail, were transported to the Pott. County Jail to face charges in Pottawattamie. 24-year-old Maria De Garcia-Alvarado was wanted on a State of Iowa felony warrant for Theft in the 2nd Degree, for Larceny amounting to not less than $1,500 or not more than $10,000. And 41-year-old Raul Uranga Villareal. Jr., was wanted of an Iowa warrant for two-counts of Credit Card Fraud, amounting to less than $1,500.

The Creston Police Department reports 24-year-old Emily L. Maxfield, of Melcher, was arrested Tuesday morning at the Union County Law Enforcement Center. Maxfield was taken into custody on a Union County warrant for Theft in the 4th Degree. She was being held for Union County, in the Adams County Jail, where bond was set at $1,000.

A Creston man was cited Tuesday evening, for Allowing an Animal to Run at Large. 40-year-old Alberto Aguirre was issued a Summons to Appear in court, and released.

Creston Police said also, a woman residing in the 1100 block of Patt Street, reported Tuesday morning, that sometime between 11-p.m. Monday and 7:30-a.m. Tuesday, someone stole her purple, 2007 Ford Edge. The vehicle was taken from a driveway near the residence. The loss was estimated at $5,000.

The CAM School Board, Monday, approved a contract agreement with the CAM Education Association for the 2021/2022 school year. It calls for a 2.5% package increase and some positive tweaks with regard to insurance, for teaching staff, support staff, and the administration. The School Board also agreed to continue with the district’s current mask mandate through the end of the school year.

The mandate says students are required to continue to wear face coverings in the classroom, in the building, and on the bus or other forms of district transportation. Officials say there will be no bleachers at the baseball and softball fields this summer. Attendance will be unlimited, and those attending can bring their lawn chairs. Social distancing and masks will not be required at outdoor events.