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Board adopts 2027 IDOT Secondary Roads Budget and five-year construction program after hearing
Summary
After a public hearing with no speakers, the Des Moines County Board of Supervisors approved the 2027 IDOT Secondary Roads Budget and five-year construction program on April 28; County Engineer Brian Carter recommended approval and the motion passed unanimously.
Following a public hearing that drew no public comment, the Des Moines County Board of Supervisors voted April 28 to approve the county's 2027 IDOT Secondary Roads Budget and its five-year construction program. County Engineer Brian Carter presented the program and recommended approval; Jim Cary moved to approve and Tom Broeker seconded the motion.
The public hearing was opened and closed by board motion; the record notes no public comment. The budget and five-year plan set the county's prioritized road projects and funding assumptions submitted to the Iowa Department of Transportation.
Carter also reminded the public that campaign signs are not allowed in the right of way and said countywide dust control will begin the following day. The record does not include dollar-level detail for each project in the plan within these minutes; the submitted IDOT documents are the formal record for project-level funding and scheduling.
