Highway superintendent reports heavy maintenance workload, material hauls and culvert work
September 28, 2026 | Dakota County, Nebraska
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The highway superintendent presented the annual road report and inventory to the board, describing hours worked, maintenance tasks and material inventories. He reported 45.5 hours of maintenance work, several overtime hours, replacement of culverts (including on 142nd Street and South Bluff Road), patching and aggregate placement, and extensive hauling: examples cited included 148.99 tons of 1‑inch material and 325 tons of road gravel moved into inventory.
The superintendent said the county is monitoring contractor performance and costs; he praised a contractor (Anderson's) for hauling nearly 600 tons and noted remaining loads and budget monitoring. The board moved to accept the road report and inventory as presented.
The superintendent said the county is monitoring contractor performance and costs; he praised a contractor (Anderson's) for hauling nearly 600 tons and noted remaining loads and budget monitoring. The board moved to accept the road report and inventory as presented.
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