Oliver County renews scoria (gravel) agreement for another year at $400/load
January 28, 2026 | Oliver County, North Dakota
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Oliver County commissioners voted to renew a scoria (gravel) supply agreement at $400 per truckload for another year with the supplier discussed in the packet.
Commissioner (Speaker 1) said he had called Nathan to seek a lower price but Nathan wanted to hold at $400 a load. Commissioners discussed alternative pits farther west and noted use is on an as-needed basis (the county pays per load used rather than an annual fee). Commissioner (Speaker 1) moved to renew the year-by-year agreement and the motion carried by voice vote.
Staff indicated they would sign the one-page renewal and continue to monitor local supply and pricing; the contract remains a yearly renewal and staff will check other options where available.
Commissioner (Speaker 1) said he had called Nathan to seek a lower price but Nathan wanted to hold at $400 a load. Commissioners discussed alternative pits farther west and noted use is on an as-needed basis (the county pays per load used rather than an annual fee). Commissioner (Speaker 1) moved to renew the year-by-year agreement and the motion carried by voice vote.
Staff indicated they would sign the one-page renewal and continue to monitor local supply and pricing; the contract remains a yearly renewal and staff will check other options where available.
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