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Three trash containers on Rabbit Run Road appear full Tuesday. At least one resident feels illegal dumping there is making flood recovery a little tougher on them. Courier photo by Mark Newman.
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Flood’s impact still an issue for Wapello Co. Supervisors

By MATT MILNER Courier staff writer

The county is willing to examine the potential for buyout participation, but supervisors are skeptical about the prospects.

Supervisors also signed off on the proposal for $2.5 million in bonds to finance road repairs. The bonding isn’t directly related to the flooding since it involves 87th Street, but it will help free up money in the county’s general fund to help handle roads impacted by the floods.

Matt Milner can be reached at (641) 683-5359 or via e-mail at mwmilner@mchsi.com



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