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Rock County commissioners approve IWorq software for road department in 2–1 vote

Rock County Board of Commissioners · March 18, 2025
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Summary

Rock County commissioners approved the IWorq management program for the county road department on March 18, 2025, by a 2–1 roll-call vote. The decision follows an earlier informal meeting with road crew staff; a related bridge-inspection quote was tabled until April 1.

Rock County commissioners voted March 18 to adopt the IWorq software program for the county road department, approving the measure on a 2–1 roll-call vote.

Chairman Wade D. Hollenbeck, Commissioner Faye Smith and Commissioner Colby Sybrant discussed road-department needs after an informal March 13 meeting at the county road shop with road crew staff. At the March 18 public meeting, Commissioner Colby Sybrant moved to approve the IWorq program and Commissioner Faye Smith seconded; the roll-call vote recorded Colby Yes, Faye Yes and Wade No. The motion carried.

Commissioners and staff discussed the county’s equipment and maintenance priorities during the road report, including broken drag tractors and materials for patching. The board also reviewed a quote from Mainelli Wagner & Associates to inspect nine bridges for $2,220 but tabled that item until its April 1 meeting.

The IWorq software was discussed previously at a March 13 informal meeting held at the road shop; no formal action was taken at that earlier meeting. Commissioners did not attach a timeline for IWorq implementation in the meeting minutes; staff follow-up and next steps were not specified in the record.

The board convened other business after the IWorq vote and adjourned at 5:03 p.m.