Board approves $31,289.50 alley seal-coating project, funded by motor fuel tax
April 18, 2026 | Shabbona, DeKalb County, Illinois
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The board approved a resolution to use motor fuel tax funds to seal-coat alleys across town. The quote to perform crack sealing and weed removal came through DeKalb County's master contract and totaled $31,289.50. Members emphasized the need to address growing weeds and cracking to prevent further damage.
"If you've been in the alleys in town, you know, it's the weeds growing up in the cracks and such matters," the president said when introducing the item. The motion passed on roll call and staff will proceed with the county contractor per the master contract.
"If you've been in the alleys in town, you know, it's the weeds growing up in the cracks and such matters," the president said when introducing the item. The motion passed on roll call and staff will proceed with the county contractor per the master contract.
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