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Supervisors approve FY27 secondary road budget, 5-year program and equipment purchases

Winnebago County Board of Supervisors · April 14, 2026
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Summary

The Winnebago County Board approved the fiscal year 2027 secondary road budget and a 5-year construction program to submit to the Iowa DOT, authorized a culvert installation near GD18 Lot 16, and approved purchase of a 2022 wheel loader (net price dependent on trade-in).

Supervisors voted to approve the county's fiscal year 2027 secondary road budget and the accompanying five-year construction program for submission to the Iowa Department of Transportation. The program concentrates on asphalt overlay projects and bridge replacements discussed through the winter season.

The board approved an engineer's report to install an 18-inch culvert and intake near GD18 Lot 16 (Nelson and Anders properties) to restore a natural north-to-south drainage flow; the engineer recommended an 18-inch pipe based on local conditions despite a 24-inch hydraulic-design option. Supervisors directed the county engineer to proceed with the intake and culvert work.

Supervisors also authorized an equipment purchase for the secondary road department: a used 2022 908 wheel loader with an estimated sticker price of $83,250 and an anticipated net cost near $53,250 depending on a trade-in value for a 2005 Cat 420D backhoe. The board was informed that final trade-in and dealer negotiations could change the net price; the motion approved purchase authority rather than a fixed final invoice.

The board approved a routine utility permit allowing Heartland Power to bury approximately two miles of power lines in Grant Township and approved routine county claims and auditor transfers before adjourning.