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County highway superintendent outlines winter work, plans and will testify for bridge match bill
Summary
Highway Superintendent Scott Huppert reported crews are installing culverts, patching potholes and preparing bridge rehabilitation estimates; he told the board he will testify in favor of LB1218, the State Bridge Match Program, at the State Legislature.
Highway Superintendent Scott Huppert updated the Dodge County Board of Supervisors on road work and planning on Feb. 4, 2026, saying crews are installing culverts, patching potholes and cleaning out highway sheds during the cold weather, and that ditch clean-out will resume when temperatures allow.
Huppert said county engineers are preparing estimates for bridge rehabilitation and overlay projects and urged supervisors to submit requests for the One- & Six-Year Road Improvement Plan. He told the board he will attend an upcoming asphalt conference and that he planned to testify at the State Legislature in favor of LB1218, the State Bridge Match Program.
The minutes do not include the text of Huppert's testimony or any formal board direction beyond soliciting requests for the county plan.
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