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Commission approves bridge engineering study, authorizes RFPs and clears payment for jail construction

Coffey County Commission · March 30, 2026
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Summary

The Coffey County Commission OK'd BG Consultants for a preliminary engineering study for Bridge 165, authorized RFPs for replacement design of two additional bridges, and approved a $306,049.26 payment to River City Construction for Phase 2 of the law enforcement center project.

The Coffey County Commission on March 30, 2026 took a series of infrastructure actions: it approved a preliminary engineering study for Bridge 165, authorized design RFPs for two other bridges and approved a payment related to the county jail construction project.

Chairman Mark Petterson moved to approve BG Consultants, Inc. for the preliminary engineering study for County Bridge 165 (R.7–3.6) at an estimated cost of $32,245.75 to be paid from the Special Bridge Fund; the motion passed. Petterson also moved to request proposals for design engineering services for replacement of Bridge 169 (Oxen Rd. 2.2) and Bridge 156 (3rd Rd. T-9); Wayde Thomsen seconded and the motion passed.

Commissioner Steve McCurry moved to approve Application and Certificate for Payment No. 27 (period ending Feb. 28, 2026) from River City Construction, LLC, for $306,049.26 for Phase 2 of the Coffey County Law Enforcement Center Project; funds will come from the Jail Construction Project Fund (Fund 111). The motion passed.

The minutes record authorization and payments but do not include firm schedules for bridge design or further details about contract terms beyond the amounts and funding sources. The Road and Bridge Department and county facilities staff are responsible for next steps.