Jackson County approves eight‑county soil‑stabilizer sharing agreement
Jackson County approved a 28‑year agreement to jointly purchase and rotate a soil‑stabilizer among eight counties, outlining cost‑share, maintenance rules and a rough schedule that extends into 2042.
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Chair Don Smykrop opened the Sept. 29 meeting of the Jackson County Board of Supervisors and the board quickly took up a proposed 28‑year intercounty agreement to jointly purchase and share a soil‑stabilizer. County Engineer Jaden Shekel told the board the agreement includes a cost‑share formula, maintenance and repair provisions and a rotating schedule intended to clarify when each county will have access to the machine.
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