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Board awards pavement-marking contract and okays gaming-fund purchase for conservation tablets
Summary
The board awarded a $181,669.78 contract to Vogel Traffic Services for 2026 pavement markings and approved $35,764 from gaming funds to buy seven tablets for county conservation officers; both actions passed unanimously.
The Woodbury County Board awarded the 2026 pavement-marking contract to Vogel Traffic Services for $181,669.78 after secondary-roads staff opened bids and recommended the low bidder.
Jacob Gilreath, representing the county's roads department, reported two bids and recommended awarding the contract to Vogel Traffic Services. The board approved the award by unanimous vote.
Separately, Dan Hisel, director of the Woodbury County Conservation Board, requested $35,764 from gaming funds to purchase seven tablets to bring conservation officers' devices in line with current sheriff-run systems and new software/security requirements. Staff said the gaming fund balance was roughly $196,000 with about $165,500 unallocated; the board approved the request 4' 0 and instructed staff to proceed with purchase and coordinate trade-in or disposal of old equipment per county procedures.
