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Marshall County Claims ListJune, 2019

AllocationCentral Iowa Fair 1,355.00Marshall Co ISU Ext 1,000.00Debt ServiceAlly Financial 70,696.29EquipmentAxon Enterprise 10,567.00 Banleaco 667.15 Blue Valley Public Safety 1,199.00 CIT 619.63 Dell Marketing 3,225.24 Ecolab Inc 199.90 Guardian RFID 6,910.00 J Deere Fin/Van Wall 1,215.46 Keltek Inc 73,175.29 Monoprice Inc 1,720.31 Murphy Tractor/Equip 3,604.00 Pitney Bowes 229.17 Powerplan 10,027.19 RACOM Corp 30,905.70 Sensource 4,560.74 Showroom Auto Groom 584.00 Stew Hansen Dodge 44,953.45 Storey Kenworthy 1,060.54 That's My Truck 1,090.00 U S Bank 6,193.16 U S Bank Equip Finance 1,680.34 Wenger 1,109.00 Xerox Financial Serv 117.99 FeesAhlers & Cooney 1,626.00 Animal Rescue League 1,812.50 Bernie Lowe/Assoc 454.02 IMWCA 136,541.00 Ia St Co Treas Assoc 250.00 Ia's Co Conservation Sys 2,050.00 Marshall Co Treas 30.10 RBM Consulting 19,175.00 Secretary/State 4,818.93 Shomo-Madsen Insurance 4,420.00 Swank Motion Pictures 509.00 TASC 1,240.74 Wells Fargo Elite Card 315.84 FuelCasey's 359.43 New Century FS 35,835.56 Nutrien Ag Solutions 32,157.74 Phillips 66 31.90 Secondary Road Dept 9,097.01 PartsArnold Motor Supply 2,083.58 Central Ia Machine Shop 758.25 Certified Power 539.86 Gatr Truck Ctr 394.64 HQI 680.00 M Gervich/Sons 806.86 McAtee Tire/Service 1,681.92 Napa Auto Parts 361.00 O'Reilly Auto Parts 30.11 Ziegler's Inc 3,080.54 Project ExpenseCalhoun-Burns & Assoc 20,953.70 Cessford Construction 93,966.25 Gehrke Quarries 55,432.45 JCG Land Services 190.00 Martin Marietta 33,641.01 Neuroth Trucking 81,956.06 Perfection Property 107,691.36 Tyler Technologies 4,701.02 Unitypoint Health 31,427.19 RentGreat Western Bank 2,668.20 Hagele, Douglas 200.00 Marshalltown Center 1,433.75 Masonic Holding Corp 2,345.00 Racom Properties 20,580.00 Top Farms 7,289.80 RepairAlley Automotive 1,278.41 Bjelland Plumbing 619.70 Brian's Collision 212.00 EMC Insurance 627.74 Halvorson Trane Serv 2,177.04 Hanke Refrigeration 172.40 Hartwig Plumbing/Heating 152.72 Hawkins Electrical Serv 1,579.60 Karl Chevrolet 2,204.00 Mid Ia Petroleum Serv 892.67 Stucky's Vacuum Store 50.94 Waldinger Corp 1,838.45 ServiceAAA Septic Serv 830.00 Access Systems 254.47 Agsource Cooperative 75.25 Aramark Uniform Serv 516.77 BDH Technology 1,815.57 Bellile, Rick 40.00 Bradbury, Henry 500.00 Burkle, Pamela 63.00 C J Cooper/Assoc 35.00 Cayler Consulting 6,190.20 Center Associates 625.00 Central Ia Detention 7,292.61 Central Ia Towing 170.95 City/Marshalltown 164,150.29 Community Y 40.00 Convergeone Inc 38,235.36 Critical Computing Rx 2,213.25 Danielson, David 40.00 Emerge 50.00 Emergency Mgmt Comm 23,129.75 Geffe, Kent 305.00 Guardian Tracking 2,268.00 Husak, Chris 9,150.00 Husak, Matt 3,364.24 Ia Co Atty's Case Mgt 12,520.00 Ia Dept/Public Safety 1,833.00 Iron Mountain Records 243.86 John Richard Moore 1,650.00 Jordan, Tawnya 208.00 L Hogeland Auto Plaza 163.00 Language Line Serv 1,080.75 Lutheran Services 93.30 Mail Services 5,095.58

Marshall Co Info Systems 100.00 McFarland Clinic 761.00 Mid-Iowa Enterprise 453.23 Mmit Business Solutions 387.59 Mumm Backhoe & Excavating 8,652.56 Mustaine's Towing/Recovery 99.00 Pennington, Brad 500.00 Primepoint Investigations 212.13 Prouty, Judy 160.00 PTS of America 1,000.00 Ricoh 35.80 RK Dixon 235.18 Schendel Pest Control 342.50 Schumacher Elevator 1,915.93 Servicemaster 2,074.00 Shred-It 79.42 Sisson, Courtney 125.00 Steve Scurr, DO 1,800.00 Stevenson, Kiel 80.00 Stone Sanitation 1,122.00 Syn-Tech Systems 33.75 Tama/Grundy Publishing 479.94 Tele-Difference 240.00Terracon 4,000.00 Sidwell Co 2,893.00 Times Republican 1,040.41 TR Court Reporters 118.80 Tri-State Lock Service 12.00 Ty Smedes Nature Photography 150.00 Unitypoint Clinic 527.00 Unitypoint Health/Allen Hosp 387.50 Unitypoint Health Hospitals 1,097.00 Unitypoint Health-M’town 1,075.00 Van Wall Equipment 1,473.53 Wellmark BC/BS 361.00 Youth & Shelter Serv 4,539.20 SoftwareBusiness Card 3,985.28 CDW Government 6,160.06 Freese Notis 75.00 Ip Pathways 79,557.44 Liftoff LLC 9,360.00 Schneider Geospatial 11,460.00 SuppliesAction Target 331.20 Airgas 344.54 Bob Barker Co 2,432.52 Brownells Inc 1,368.04 Cardmember Service 475.16 Central Iowa Farm Store 947.63 Cintas 85.75 Consolidated Mgmt 23,969.02 Culligan 43.85 Des Moines Register 321.03 Diamond Vogel Paints 176.17 Electric Supply 223.66 Fastenal Co 295.97 Frazier Nursery 5,390.00 Galls-Carpenter Uniforms 3,512.76 Gassman, Lisa 10.24 Heartland Paper Co 1,896.70 Heil, Jarret 49.46 Herring, Emily 41.05 Hobby Lobby 99.37 Home Rental Ctr/Sales 219.69 Hy-Vee Pharmacy 1,813.85 In Stitches 1,458.40 Iowa Prison Industries 4,989.65 J Deere Fin/Theisen's 1,481.67 Koch Office Group 283.25 Krough, Tamara 8.48 Lacrosse Seed 119.50 Marshall Glass 62.16 Menards 2,108.67 Minute Man Copy Center 132.05 National Pen Co 150.27 Nauman, Ron 807.75 Petty Cash - Sheriff 175.41 Plastic Recycling 3,623.30 Quill Corporation 90.00 Reeder, Lisa 17.30 Spahn & Rose Lumber Co 130.94 Staples Business Advantage 1,804.75 Synbc/Amazon 20.85 Thompson's True Value 113.28 Thomson Reuters 2,590.03 Walmart 516.10 Woosley, Tammi 16.01TrainingCard Services 769.00 Ia Law Enforcement Academy. 6,290.00 Ia St Assoc/Counties 210.00 ISACA Treasurer 210.00 Matt Wilbur/Assoc 360.00 Southeast District ISAA 350.00 TravelAkins, Debra 25.76 Allen Brennecke 6.96 Beane, Wesley 38.01 Bellile, Valerie 6.96 Bethel, David DO 5.80 Bethel, Mark 82.94 Burlington Trailways 24.50 Chizek, Jessica 231.61 Hansen, Luke 1,213.64 Hotchkiss McEltree, Dallynn 41.76 Kieffer, Kiyoko 1,039.72 Machine Shed 1,849.00 Paige, Hayley 396.02 Tupper, Sarah 726.91 UtilitiesAlliant Energy 27,906.11 Aureon Communications 88.92 Century Link 1,710.44 Consumers Energy 746.27 Grundy Co R E C 102.23 Heart/Ia Communications 6,348.71 Ia Reg Utilities Assoc 347.60 Marshalltown Water Works 290.04 Minerva Valley Telephone 50.00 Partner Communications 55.43 U S Cellular 2,078.03 Verizon Wireless 2,221.75 Windstream 76.44 Total 1,570,140.03

MARSHALL COUNTYMarshall County Board of Supervisors

Regular Session July 9, 2019 at 9:05 a.m.MINUTES

The Board met in regular session onTuesday, July 9, 2019, at 9:05 a.m. in GreatWestern Bank, 11 N. 1st Ave., Marshall-town, Iowa, meeting room #1, 2nd floor(north entrance) with all 3 members pres-ent.

1. Motion by Patten, second by Thomp-son, to approve the agenda as printed. Allvoted aye.

Consent Agenda:2. Approve Minutes--from Regular Ses-

sion of June 25, 2019.3. Accept Annual Manure Management

Plan Update- Jared Whitaker, id no. 70163,annual update report received and placedon file no changes to MMP.

4. Accept Annual Manure ManagementPlan Update- Pickard Brothers Finisher, idno. 68561, annual update report receivedand placed on file no changes to MMP.

5. Annual Publication of Salaries—inaccordance with Section 349.18, Code ofIowa, the salary listing for fiscal year2018/2019:Employee Name Annual Salary Acosta, Isabella $ 9,655.13 Akins, Debra 57,384.77 Allen, Debra 911.25 Allison, Dawn 46,360.85 Amendt, Richard 58,546.32 Anderson, Tracy 20,138.75 Arterburn, Laura 52,180.36 Atcher, Steven 55,170.38 Bach, Roxanne 39,303.73 Baedke, Lucas 58,200.72 Barnes, Rita 51,711.20 Bausman, Douglas 2,747.65 Beals, Paul 600.00 Beane, Wesley 69,263.69 Bellile, Valerie 600.00 Benson, B Nanette 69,738.92 Berkey, Michael 15,986.19 Bethel, David 5,340.00 Bethel, Mark 21,120.00 Bethel, Mary 33,139.41 Blackburn, Mickey 393.25 Blagg, Diane 67.50 Bockes, Stacey 228.55 Borton, Todd 60,511.97 Boston, Susan 382.50 Bracy, Radonna 51,934.66 Brennecke, Allen 400.00 Brockman, Jill 44,755.16 Bullock, Aaron 48,944.86 Bunting, Jade 61,985.79 Cahalan, Daniel 53,235.79 Carter, Richard 60,528.71 Caster, James 72,606.86 Chizek, Jessica 36,389.28 Christensen, Christopher 46,377.82 Collins, Kibby 52,588.21 Cornwell, Debra 52,614.01 Coulter, Stephanie 34,363.55 Crandon, Robert 62,470.86 Cuellar, Torey 19,043.33 Davis, Donald 49,949.43 Dean, Demorris 63,686.77 Deeter, Brian 60,165.67 Devig, Eric 60,973.42 Duffy, David 55,655.02 Eaton, Jill 73,775.04 Elder, Kimberly 57,455.52 Eliason, Kyle 57,978.55 Ellenbecker, Brady 54,846.32 Estrada, Armando 59,538.36 Ewalt, Austin 63,353.09 Ewalt, Melanie 55,963.83 Eygabroad, Phyllis 3,832.16 Ferneau, Dian 805.50 Fleming, Bowen 43,678.15 Fleming, Danielle 34,298.27 Folk, Evan 60,133.32 Fouch, Dennis 60,759.56 Fredregill, Nichole 47,497.09 Freese, Cynthia 43,264.97 Fricke, Daryl 57,815.57 Fuller, James 60,934.37 Fuller, Linda 2,993.43 Gaffney, Jordan 87,314.64 Gassman, Lisa 40,931.88 Geilenfeldt, Paul 109,875.36 Gerke, Kelly 35,147.80 Giannetto, Mark 62,157.05 Giannetto, Sherry 44,277.76 Gibson, James 78,170.74 Grimes, Robert 500.00 Hansen, Luke 68,450.40 Hartgers, Sandra 4,435.39 Hassett, Branden 12,804.29 Hayes, Christine 702.00 Hayes, Kent 60,275.75 Heil, Jarret 60,037.61 Heil, Tom 60,125.84 Hentges, Mark 69,544.08 Herring, Emily 32,152.58 Hilderbrand, Kody 44,024.90 Hildreth, Cody 42,962.38 Hoffman, Steven 85,483.09 Hungerford, Timothy 70,092.87 Hunt, Ryan 260.00 Hunt, Whitney 53,028.80 Hunter, John 67,349.68 Huston, F Allen 64,607.59 Hutzel, Peter 56,204.36 Ihde, Blake 67,545.83 Janes, Michele 33,553.57 Jennings, Rex 59,831.88 Jennings, Timothy 62,630.75 Johnson, Andrea 43,949.88 Jones, Nichole 3,870.00 Jorpeland, Scott 56,979.21 Juel, Denise 540.00 Kellogg, Susan 59,741.41 Kelly, Christine 57,757.96 Kieffer, Kiyoko 68,450.40 Kienzle, Robert 42,163.50 Kirk, Kyle 35,938.40 Kriegel, James 60,493.62 Krough, Tamara 34,304.02 Kunc, John 54,855.36 Lake, Diane 1,722.38 Lamb, Tommy 550.00 Lampe, Jessica 51,360.75 Legg, Richard 52,918.70 Leichty, Joseph 44,078.13 Lenehan, Brandon 22,784.27 Maddick, Breanne 33,540.93 Madill, Craig 103,740.88 Mahaffey, Richelle 57,586.68 Malloy, Michael 59,494.71 Malloy, Nicole 39,441.13 Manken, Jeremiah 47,092.07 McAllister, Jackie 12,988.70 McMillen, Joseph 61,813.76 McRill, Evan 58,726.73 Meling, Raymond 29,608.95 Miller, Curtis 58,759.25 Miller, Jennifer 102,581.80 Millizer, Wendell 56,815.84 Modlin, Louis 66,966.89 Monroe, Richard 14,402.93 Moore, Tera 36,326.48 Mullins, Melinda 44,701.34 Myers, Susan 50,976.80 Nason, Cheri 1,059.75 Naughton, Alan 2,100.00 Nauman, Rolland 27,265.92 Nehring, James 86,065.20 Nichols, Brad 65,195.52 Novak, Joyce 36,782.72 Oaks, Rodrick 58,631.32 Overstake, Dave 44,388.00 Overstake, Jerry 52,010.04 Paige, Joseph 6,821.51 Pansegrau, Brian 21,906.74 Pansegrau, Timothy 52,496.99

Parker, William 72,555.94 Parrish, Tanner 45,233.88 Parrish, Todd 22,811.78 Patten, William 36,544.20 Pennington, Shelby 50,291.17 Phillips, Joel 73,270.72 Pitzen, Melvin 550.00 Purvis, Eric 59,044.68 Randall, Kaitlyn 51,682.12 Raska, Jennifer 56,047.81 Rasmussen, Kenneth 809.25 Reeder, Lisa 40,714.89 Renze, Tyler 35,320.34 Reutzel, Cynthia 55,105.92 Reutzel, Daniel 861.25 Rhodes, Andrew 60,805.20 Ridout, Debora 2,063.26 Ritter, Richard 5,056.86 Robak, James 51,409.05 Rogers, Jonathan 67,156.66 Ruopp, Wade 82,182.79 Salasek, Steven 36,544.20 Sanchez, Matias 54,083.65 Sawyer, Rick 39,078.51 Sawyer, Thomas 66,355.95 Scheetz, James 82,149.12 Schossow, Drew 44,640.24 Schulte, David 59,131.16 Shearer, David 220.50 Slifer, Carol 5,513.63 Small, Skyler 36,374.46 Sodders, Steven 38,523.55 Soder, Lisa 50,264.85 Stahl, Julie 3,630.00 Stanley, Thomas 62,019.84 Stark, Steve 52,513.38 Stegmann, Michael 52,429.92 Stokes, Rebekah 45,854.00 Stubbs, Mary 73,729.48 Stupp, Ashlee 49,451.05 Sweitzer, Shane 65,745.03 Thompson, David 36,544.20 Thompson, Tiffany 15,717.39 Tinius, Tonia 51,270.12 Tomlinson, Deann 41,930.10 Tompkins, Jill 41,808.07 Tupper, Sarah 73,626.72 Tym, Olivia 33,330.52 Umbdenstock, Susan 33,511.41 Van Horn, Jonathan 49,789.93 Vargas-Gonzalez, Maria 41,604.47 Veren, Benjamin 88,036.66 Weatherman, Marilee 69,196.08 White, James 55,590.72 White, Patrick 70,972.32 Wildman, Shannon 56,695.84 Willis, Andrew 1,532.55 Winkowitsch, Adam 66,879.16 Winters, Noah 1,990.00 Witt, Robert 503.75 Woosley, Tammi 49,632.24 Wurr, Blaze 38,433.54 Yeomans, Kenneth 23,515.02 Zahnd, Virginia 248.04 Zimmerman, James 23,108.76 Zitzow, Dennis 1,463.49 Total Annual Salaries $8,929,203.22 Employee Name. Misc. ReimbursementAtcher, Steven $20.24 Bullock, Aaron 62.55 Eaton, Jill 98.28 Folk, Evan 300.00 Gerke, Kelly 10.67 Randall, Kaitlyn 31.91 Rogers, Jonathan 14.61 Soder, Lisa 105.15 Veren, Benjamin 18.21 Wildman, Shannon 20.12 Total Miscellaneous Reimbursements

$681.74 6. Approve Claims—Approve claims as

audited and authorize the County Auditorand Recorder to issue payment of thesame. The listing of claims paid at thismeeting and all claims paid in the month ofJuly will be published as part of the firstmeeting in August.

Motion by Thompson, second by Pat-ten, to approve the consent agenda asprinted. All voted aye.

7. Motion by Patten, second by Thomp-son to adopt Resolution #2019-0044, Ap-proving the Assignment of Certificate ofPurchase at Tax Sale. A complete listing ofthese parcels are on file in the Treasurer’soffice. All voted aye.

8. Marshall County Public Health De-partment- Update on Public Health Emer-gency Preparedness.

Discussion: Pat Thompson, PublicHealth Nurse, talked about the tent, lights,and generator which purchased and storedpreviously at the hospital now at the Sher-iff’s Office. She would like to purchase atrailer and cart to make these items moreusable. They will also go to the coalition forapproval. They are looking at purchasing a6’ x 12’. Dave asked if it is possible to buyfrom someone in Marshall County. Lucasasked about storage. Kim said they areplanning at the Sheriff’s Office. There wasalso discussion on using Building &Grounds 6’ x 14’, then Building & Groundsbuying new. No need for motion since thisis already in the budget.

9. Motion by Thompson, second by Pat-ten, to approve the renewal of the currentcontract with Delta Dental Plan of Iowa andauthorize the chairman to sign. This plan iseffective July 1, 2019 through June 30,2020. All voted aye.

10. Motion by Patten, second byThompson, to approve the renewal of thegroup vision care plan with Avesis and au-thorize the chairman to sign. This plan is ef-fective July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020.All voted aye.

11. Public Forum— Harold Lanningwants a meeting with Paul Geilenfeldt. Thedrainage along our road (Vine Ave) and wehave wash outs and flooding. His addressis 1994 Vine Ave.

Kim Elder announced that the final AfterAction Report has been received. Themain thing she wants to work on EOC(Emergency Operations Center) and ICS(Incident Command System) working to-gether. She will be offering an all-day train-ing November 13th. Kim also said thatNovember 7th – 10th offering training Com-munity Emergency Response Team train-ing.

Jarret showed the new Black Out li-cense plate.

Michelle Gauthier asked for an updateon utility issues and detour on North Cen-ter. Paul Geilenfeldt said this is a City issueas well. He does not like how the detour isworking. He is also going to post for speed.The detour will probably be 3 years be-cause of the Iowa DOT number of days forthe project which were allowed. Dave saidthe items that are City you will need to ad-dress your concerns with Justin.

12. Adjournment--The next regular ses-sion is July 23, 2019, at 9:05 a.m. All busi-ness to be acted upon at that sessionshould be submitted to the County Auditorand Recorder’s Office or the Board of Su-pervisors’ Office by Thursday, July 18, 2019at 1:00 p.m.

There being no further business tocome before the Board, the meeting wasadjourned at 9:56 a.m.

Steve SalasekBoard of Supervisors, Chairman Attest: Nan BensonMarshall County Auditor and RecorderThe Board of Supervisors’ calendar can

be viewedhttp://goo.gl/yubHzV

Brian’s Collision Clinic is excited to announcethe employment of Kevin Larson. Kevin bringsover thirty years of collision repair experienceand knowledge to Brian’s Collision Clinic.Kevin was Brian’s mentor while they worked to-gether in Ames and was instrumental in Brian’straining and development in the auto collisionindustry. Kevin is committed to the high levelof quality and service you have come to expectfrom team at Brian’s Collision.

-Photo by Chris Davis

Larson joinsBrian’s Collision

Clinic

The Campaign forGrade-Level Reading(CGLR) announced todaythat it will recognize StoryCounty Reads with Pace-setter Honors for its workin 2018. The local GradeLevel Reading campaign,Story County Reads, issupported by United Wayof Story County, which op-erates as the backboneagency for the collabora-tion. Key partners withinthe collaboration includeRaising Readers in StoryCounty, YSS, Ames PublicLibrary, Iowa State Univer-sity, and Ames CommunitySchool District. There areover thirty organizationsthat actively participate inwork group or team meet-ings related to StoryCounty Reads. “Recognizing Pacesetters

is our way of applaudingand thanking the civic lead-ers, organizations andagencies that have joinedforces to build brighter fu-tures for children in theircommunities,” said RalphSmith, managing directorof CGLR. “We are learningwith them and from themwhat it takes to move theneedle and close the gap.Mobilized communities —like these Pacesetters —are essential to ensuringschool success.”Each year, the GLR

Campaign uses its Paceset-ter Honors to highlightcommunities that reportmaking measurableprogress on key indicatorsof early school success.These communities serveas proof points and repre-sent the “leading edge” ofinnovation, impact and im-provement within the GLRNetwork, currently com-prised of more than 360communities, representing44 states, the District ofColumbia, Puerto Rico, theU.S. Virgin Islands and Al-berta, Canada. Story County Reads is

being recognized as a 2018pacesetter in all three indi-cated categories: 1)“Achieving bigger, betteroutcomes” – in the area ofschool readiness, 2) Mak-ing game-changing impactsand fixing the brakes onprogress – in the areas offocusing funder collabora-tion and strengtheningcross-sector collaboration,and 3) Building the Com-

munity Learning for Impact& Improvement Platform –for being a leading group increating the new onlinelearning platform. “StoryCounty Reads, our multi-partner collaboration, ispassionate about ensuringyouth in our communitiesacross the county are inschool, ready and able tolearn.” said Malai Amfahr,Story County Reads Direc-tor at United Way of StoryCounty. “Our purpose re-mains strong in that we allhave hope for future gener-ations and work to createthose opportunities that liftup the youth in our com-munities. Literacy is thevehicle that moves us for-ward.”The Story County Reads

collaboration uses a collec-tive impact model of work-ing together that includesgoal and resource align-ment in the areas of schoolreadiness, school atten-dance, summer learning,and general literacy profi-ciency. Youth programs im-plemented by serviceproviders involved withStory County Reads inten-tionally infuse literacy inprogram elements. Reading proficiency by

the end of third grade is acritical milestone towardhigh school graduation andcareer success because itmarks the transition from“learning to read” to “read-ing to learn.” National testsshowed that in 2017, 63%of U.S. fourth-graders werenot reading proficiently.Students who have notmastered reading by thattime are more likely todrop out of high school andstruggle throughout theirlives.About the Campaign for

Grade-Level ReadingLaunched in 2010, the

Campaign for Grade-LevelReading is a collaborativeeffort of funders, nonprofitpartners, business leaders,government agencies,states and communitiesacross the nation to ensurethat many more childrenfrom low-income familiessucceed in school and grad-uate prepared for college, acareer and active citizen-ship. To learn more, visitgradelevelreading.net andfollow the movement onTwitter @readingby3rd.

STORY COUNTYREADS RECOGNIZED

NATIONALLY AS APACESETTER INEARLY SCHOOL

SUCCESS

Legals are yourright to know!

State Center residents are remindedthat the Iowa Adventure Pass is

available through the Gutekunst PublicLibrary. The Iowa Adventure Pass gainsfamily pass access free of charge to

central Iowa venues such as the ScienceCenter of Iowa, Reiman Gardens and

the Blank Park Zoo. Contact the libraryfor details or to get a library card. TheIowa Adventure Pass is made possible bythe generous support of the KauffmannTrust and the State Center Park & Rec

Department.