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Poweshiek County authorizes bids for two bridges and 100th Street grading; one supervisor abstains

Poweshiek County Board of Supervisors · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The board authorized bids for bridge materials to replace two bridges in Scott Township and approved adding 100th Street projects to the Construction Program, then authorized bids for grading on 100th Street. The grading bid authorization passed with Supervisor Jeff Tindle recorded as abstaining.

Poweshiek County Board of Supervisors on March 2 authorized bids for two bridge replacements in Scott Township and approved a set of 100th Street projects in the county Construction Program, then authorized bidding for grading work on 100th Street.

On a motion by Jeff Tindle, seconded by Jacki Bolen, the board authorized solicitation of bids for bridge materials to replace two bridges located in Sections 32 and 33 of Scott Township, at 160th Street and 475th Avenue. The motion carried on a 3-0 vote.

The board then approved a revision to the county Construction Program to include projects on 100th Street. That motion, moved by Jacki Bolen and seconded by Jeff Tindle, passed 3-0.

Following the program revision, the board moved, on a motion by Bolen and seconded by Jason Roudabush, to authorize bids for the 100th Street grading project. Jason Roudabush and Jacki Bolen voted yes; Jeff Tindle abstained. The minutes record the motion as carried despite the abstention.

The minutes do not specify bid timelines, estimated project costs, or funding sources for the bridge or 100th Street projects; the board’s action authorizes county staff to solicit bids for materials and grading work as a next step.

The board took these actions as part of its regular session and moved on to budget workshop items afterward.