County engineer reports rain-related closures, construction progress and proposed wage workshop
May 21, 2024 | Butler County, Iowa
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County Engineer John Riherd updated the Butler County Board of Supervisors May 21 on road maintenance and personnel matters.
Riherd said heavy rain had caused some road closures and that maintenance crews were addressing those locations. He reported that bridge and construction projects are progressing. The engineer also noted that secondary road wage rates have been set and suggested the board hold a workshop to work through pay adjustments to bring rates closer to the county handbook as the county moves away from union pay structures.
There was no recorded formal action on the wage suggestion; Riherd's remarks were recorded as an informational update. The board approved county claims later in the meeting and adjourned to May 28, 2024.
Riherd said heavy rain had caused some road closures and that maintenance crews were addressing those locations. He reported that bridge and construction projects are progressing. The engineer also noted that secondary road wage rates have been set and suggested the board hold a workshop to work through pay adjustments to bring rates closer to the county handbook as the county moves away from union pay structures.
There was no recorded formal action on the wage suggestion; Riherd's remarks were recorded as an informational update. The board approved county claims later in the meeting and adjourned to May 28, 2024.
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