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County engineer outlines potential bridge grant bids and weighs concerns about 91,000‑pound truck pilot

3734130 · June 10, 2025
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The county engineer told supervisors about an open competitive highway bridge program that could bundle several county bridges into a $30 million application and flagged fast deadlines and consultant costs; the board also discussed a GoRail proposal on a 91,000‑pound overweight truck pilot and possible county response.

Muscatine County’s engineer briefed the Board of Supervisors on June 9 about opportunities and concerns affecting county bridges and heavy‑truck weight limits.

County Engineer Bridal Rochowski said the Iowa Department of Transportation’s Competitive Highway Bridge Program (CHBP) opened a 2025 round and that preliminary screening identified roughly eight or nine county bridges meeting the program’s initial criteria. The DOT would bundle multiple bridges into a single application for federal funding that can reach roughly $30 million; the DOT is using an outside engineering…

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