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Clay County commissioners approve three resolutions to remove defunct bridges from National Bridge Inventory

Clay County Board of Commissioners · December 3, 2025
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Summary

The Clay County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved three resolutions (2025-33, 2025-34 and 2025-35) removing structures no longer in service from the National Bridge Inventory; votes were recorded by roll call and staff said the actions are administrative updates.

The Clay County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to remove multiple defunct structures from the National Bridge Inventory, approving Resolutions 2025-33, 2025-34 and 2025-35 during their meeting.

The board described the measures as routine administrative cleanups. County staff presented maps and verification that the listed bridges no longer exist or are ineligible for continued listing. Commissioner S5 acknowledged they had not personally rechecked every number but said staff had double-checked the records.

Each resolution was moved, seconded and approved by roll call. For Resolution 2025-33 the clerk called names including Mokler, Kylo, Brady, Easy and Gilbertson, and each voice was recorded as “yes.” Resolution 2025-34 drew roll-call acknowledgements including Wagner, Ray Loach, Brady, Easy and Bill Bergson before the motion passed. Resolution 2025-35 was also approved after roll call votes (names called in sequence in the record).

The board did not discuss changes in policy or funding related to the deletions; commissioners treated the votes as administrative housekeeping rather than policy decisions. The resolutions will be filed with the appropriate state and federal inventory records as required for National Bridge Inventory updates.

The board moved on to other business after the votes.