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Marshall County names high‑priority bridges and seeks funding for replacements
Summary
On May 5 the Marshall County Board adopted Resolution 05‑05‑02 listing high‑priority bridges for replacement or major rehabilitation and requested state/local funding; projects listed include bridges on 250th St NW (Snake River) and 460th Ave/Main CD 45 with cost estimates and proposed years.
Marshall County commissioners on May 5 adopted Resolution 05‑05‑02 identifying county bridges as high priorities for replacement, rehabilitation or removal over the next five years and requesting financial assistance for eligible costs.
The resolution lists specific bridges with estimated construction costs and proposed years for work. Notable entries include: 250th St NW (Snake River) — estimated total $300,000 (proposed 2027); C.R. 129 (C.D. 20) — estimated total $500,000 (proposed 2028) with $350,000 federal or state aid requested; and 460th Ave/Main CD 45 — an estimated $2,500,000 (proposed 2028). The resolution states the county will seek authorization and assistance for eligible approach grading and engineering costs on township bridges as provided by law.
Commissioner Larry Nybladh moved the resolution; the Board approved it by recorded motion (M/S/C Nybladh, Kiesow, 4‑0). The action formalizes Marshall County’s prioritized list for grant and aid applications and sets the projects for future budgeting and grant requests. No vote tallies for individual bridge project approvals beyond the single motion were recorded in the minutes.
The resolution does not itself appropriate construction funding; it requests authorization and signals intent to pursue replacement or rehabilitation as funds become available.
