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Audubon County seeks federal grant to improve County Route F24
Summary
The Audubon County Board of Supervisors authorized Resolution 2026-2 to apply for Surface Transportation Block Grant funding to improve County Route F24 from Yellowwood Road east 8.0 miles to U.S. Highway 71 as a FFY 2030 TIP project; the board committed to local share and maintenance responsibilities.
The Audubon County Board of Supervisors authorized Resolution 2026-2 on Jan. 20, 2026, to apply for Surface Transportation Block Grant Program (STBG) funding for improvements to County Route F24.
Resolution 2026-2 describes the project as beginning at Yellowwood Road (the Audubon/Shelby County line) and continuing east 8.0 miles to U.S. Highway 71. The county classified the route as part of the Federal Aid System and a Major Collector, making it eligible to compete on a regional basis for STBG funds as part of the Federal Fiscal Year 2030 Transportation Improvement Program.
The resolution records that the county will commit funding for engineering costs and its local share and will maintain the facility for the useful life of the improvement if funded. Engineer Mitch Rydl provided construction and maintenance updates during the meeting before the board moved to approve the resolution; the motion was recorded as Mosinski (mover) and Hansen (second) and passed unanimously.
No specific construction schedule or dollar amounts for the project were listed in the meeting text; the resolution records the countys commitment of funding sources generally and the application intent.
