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Peoria County approves lowest qualified bids for multi-township seal-coat and micro-surfacing work
Summary
The county approved township motor fuel tax-funded contracts for seal-coating and micro-surfacing in multiple townships, awarding work to the lowest qualified bidders; votes recorded 14 ayes and 1 abstention.
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Peoria County’s board approved multiple township highway contracts for seal coat and micro-surfacing work funded through township motor fuel tax allocations.
The infrastructure committee recommended awarding the lowest qualified bids for work in Akron, Brimfield, Chillicothe, Elmwood, Hollis, Jubilee, Kickapoo, Logan, Princeville, Radnor, Rosefield/Roseville, Timber and Trivoli townships. Member Salzer noted the routine nature of the program and that three contractors will perform the assigned township work across the county.
Member Windisch abstained from the vote due to his role as a township road commissioner; the roll call recorded 14 ayes and 1 abstention. County engineering staff will administer the contracts and oversee project schedules and quality control for the 2025 maintenance season.

