Road concerns and courthouse renovations were on tap for supervisors.
The state of narrow gravel roads was discussed as the Ida County Board of Supervisors met Aug. 12.
Ida Grove resident Roger Frank talked about his experience with the county’s system.
One idea raised was whether the county would be liable were two vehicles to meet coming from opposite directions.
“It’s a good question,” said Chairman Devlun Whiteing.
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