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County awards road contracts, approves gaming-fund purchase of tablets for conservation officers
Summary
Supervisors approved a loan/extension agreement with the City of Anthon for a farm-to-market road, awarded a $181,669.78 pavement-marking contract to Vogel Traffic, and approved using $35,764 in gaming funds to buy seven tablets for conservation law enforcement.
The board approved several infrastructure and procurement items during the meeting.
Secondary Roads staff presented a request from the City of Anthon to extend a farm‑to‑market project about eight‑tenths of a mile into the city. The county would finance the project over three years and require Anthon to cover sidewalk and engineering costs; the board approved the agreement 4–0.
The county also awarded the 2026 pavement‑marking contract to Vogel Traffic (low bid $181,669.78) and approved the contract award by voice vote.
Separately, Woodbury County Conservation Director Dan Heissel and Deputy Brian Steer requested use of gaming funds to replace aging law‑enforcement tablets used by conservation officers. The board reviewed a quote for seven tablets (roughly $35,764) and confirmed the county’s gaming fund balance (about $196,000, with roughly $165,500 unallocated). The board approved the purchase 4–0; staff noted the equipment is expected to improve mobile access to NCIC/MOCK and location services for officers.
