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Saline County approves 2026 One & Six Program, OKs bridge match and 911 sign pricing
Summary
The Saline County Board of Commissioners approved the county’s One & Six Program (2026-015) after a public hearing, and approved multiple highway-related agreements and a resolution setting a price breakdown for 911 address signs. Highway Superintendent Filipi reported on ongoing road projects and a county tire collection grant.
The Saline County Board of Commissioners approved the county’s One & Six Program (identified as 2026-015) during its meeting on Feb. 17, 2026, following a brief public hearing. Commissioner Russ Karpisek moved to approve the program and Commissioner Ray Rohrig seconded; the motion passed with Hardenburger absent and the four present commissioners voting aye.
The One & Six Program approval came alongside a series of highway and engineering actions. Highway Superintendent Filipi updated commissioners on current projects — clearing trees from ditches, repairing washouts and Trail Blazer Pipeline right-of-way agreements — and reported the county had received a grant to hold a tire collection June 5–7 at the Saline Center.
On recorded votes the Board approved Resolution #2026-010, which provides a price breakdown for 911 address signs, and approved engineering and contracting items for county roadwork: Work Order 012 for Speece Lewis (a Bowman Company) engineering fees; a Master Professional Services Agreement with Speece Lewis; and a County Bridge Match Program Agreement. Each item was moved and approved on separate roll-call motions.
The Board also approved claims and vendor contracts related to county operations and roadwork in the meeting’s consent actions. No additional details on project schedules or dollar totals for the One & Six Program itself were recorded in the minutes beyond the action identifier (2026-015).
Votes at a glance: One & Six Program (2026-015) — moved by Commissioner Russ Karpisek, seconded by Commissioner Ray Rohrig; outcome: approved (Hardenburger absent; Karpisek, Pribyl, Rohrig, Krivohlavek aye). Resolution #2026-010 (911 address signs) — approved on recorded vote. Work Order 012 (Speece Lewis) — approved. Master Professional Services Agreement (Speece Lewis) — approved. County Bridge Match Program Agreement — approved.
Procedural next steps recorded in the minutes: the approvals were entered into the official record; no additional hearings or implementation deadlines were specified in the minutes.
