Marshall County authorizes embargo signs to restrict heavy loads when conditions warrant
January 02, 2026 | Marshall County, Iowa
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The board adopted Resolution 2026-0005 on Jan. 2, 2026 authorizing the County Highway Department to erect embargo signs to restrict loads on county routes when such conditions exist, with the maximum load limits determined by the County Engineer’s office. Motion by Kevin Goodman, second by Carol Hibbs; vote 3-0.
The resolution instructs the Highway Department to implement embargoes as necessary and requires verification of sign locations at the next adjourned session, ensuring the board reviews any site-specific actions at a subsequent meeting.
The resolution instructs the Highway Department to implement embargoes as necessary and requires verification of sign locations at the next adjourned session, ensuring the board reviews any site-specific actions at a subsequent meeting.
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