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Mahaska County approves Secondary Roads five‑year construction program
Summary
The Board unanimously approved the Secondary Roads five‑year construction program for fiscal 2026/27 after a presentation by Andrew McGuire, who walked supervisors through upcoming projects; motions passed by Webb and Wanders.
The Mahaska County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a Secondary Roads five‑year construction plan for fiscal year 2026/27 after a presentation by Andrew McGuire on April 20.
McGuire walked the board through the upcoming projects planned for the 2026/27 fiscal year. Following the presentation, Vice Chair Steve Wanders moved to approve the five‑year plan; Member Chuck Webb seconded the motion and it carried with all votes recorded as "aye." (SEG 017.)
Why it matters: the five‑year plan sets priorities and schedules for road projects that affect travel, safety and county maintenance budgets over multiple years. The transcript records approval but does not include itemized project lists or cost estimates in the provided segments.
Next steps: the Secondary Roads office will proceed with the planned work and any procurement steps required by county policy; no procurement timelines or detailed cost data appear in the provided transcript segments.
