The Johnson County Board of Supervisors recently voted to appoint Guillermo Morales as the next Board of Supervisors Office Executive Director. Mike Hensch, who has worked for the County since 2002 and served in the position for the last six years, is retiring.
The Johnson County Board of Supervisors recently voted to appoint Guillermo Morales as the next Board of Supervisors Office Executive Director. Mike Hensch, who has worked for the County since 2002 and served in the position for the last six years, is retiring.
Johnson County Emergency Management is encouraging individuals who were affected by the severe weather outbreak on Friday, March 31, 2023, to self-report property damage.
Johnson County Emergency Management is encouraging individuals who were affected by the severe weather outbreak on Friday, March 31, 2023, to self-report property damage.
Property damage can be self-reported at https://www.crisistrack.com/public/johnsonIA/request.html. This is the first step for potential individual assistance through the State of Iowa.
United Way of Johnson and Washington Counties
The Johnson County Board of Supervisors is accepting applications for one vacancy on the Iowa City Public Library Board of Trustees for residents living in unincorporated Johnson County. The vacancy begins upon appointment and expires June 30, 2029.
The Johnson County Board of Supervisors is accepting applications for one vacancy on the Iowa City Public Library Board of Trustees for residents living in unincorporated Johnson County. The vacancy begins upon appointment and expires June 30, 2029.
While all Iowa City Public Library Board of Trustees members are appointed by the City of Iowa City Mayor, the appointment of a resident of unincorporated Johnson County is subject to the recommendation of the Board of Supervisors; thus, applications are submitted to the Johnson County Board of Supervisors Office.
As required by Iowa Code §48A.28, voters who did not vote in the 2022 General Election had their voter registration status changed to “Inactive” and will be sent a No Activity Notice. Voters may handle these cards in one of three ways:
As required by Iowa Code §48A.28, voters who did not vote in the 2022 General Election had their voter registration status changed to “Inactive” and will be sent a No Activity Notice. Voters may handle these cards in one of three ways: