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Supervisors authorize engineer to sign maintenance shed contract; road crews report ongoing work
Summary
The Butler County Board of Supervisors authorized County Engineer John Riherd to sign contract documents for a Secondary Road maintenance shed and heard an engineer’s update that crews are hauling rock, working the Kesley site and cleaning debris around bridges.
The Butler County Board of Supervisors on May 5 authorized County Engineer John Riherd to sign contract documents for construction of a Secondary Road maintenance shed.
The motion to authorize Riherd to execute contract documents was moved by Supervisor Wayne Dralle, seconded by Supervisor Rusty Eddy and recorded as passing on a unanimous voice vote. The minutes record the authorization but do not show contract dollar amounts or a construction schedule.
During the engineer’s update, staff member Dave Scanlan reported crews are hauling rock, working on the Kesley site and that the bridge crew is cleaning up debris around local bridges. The report was presented as an operational update rather than a request for additional funding or policy changes.
The board adjourned its meeting at 9:13 a.m. and will meet again on May 12, 2026; no further action on the maintenance shed was recorded in the minutes.
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