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Tecumseh council adopts One and Six Year street plan, appoints Matt Schaardt as street superintendent

City Council of the City of Tecumseh, Nebraska · December 1, 2025
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Summary

The Tecumseh City Council on Dec. 1 adopted its One and Six Year Plan for street improvements, certified the year-end street superintendent form, and appointed Matt Schaardt as Street Superintendent for 2026. All measures passed unanimously among members present.

The Tecumseh City Council adopted a resolution approving the city's One and Six Year Plan for Street Improvements during its Dec. 1 meeting, and appointed Matt Schaardt to serve as Street Superintendent for Jan. 1—6 Dec. 31, 2026.

Council member Lorie Topp moved to adopt the One and Six Year Plan; Alicia Brommer seconded the motion. The resolution passed with Lance Beethe, Brian Britt, Alicia Brommer, Tyler Speckmann and Lorie Topp voting aye; Travis Goracke was recorded absent. The council also approved the year-end certification form for the City Street Superintendent by motion of Tyler Speckmann, seconded by Brian Britt, with the same recorded aye votes.

The council then approved the appointment of Matt Schaardt as Street Superintendent for the 2026 year. The appointment was made by motion of Lorie Topp, seconded by Lance Beethe, and carried on a unanimous vote of members present.

In related operational reporting, Streets Superintendent Doug Goracke told council staff are working on design for Arrowhead Drive, patching potholes, preparing plows and ordering ice melt for winter maintenance. The clerk's report also noted that the Handibus Board voted to increase Handibus rates and that staff continue to work on year-end audit tasks.

Why it matters: the One and Six Year Plan sets the city's prioritized street projects and helps shape budgeting and grant applications for the coming years. The sworn Street Superintendent will be responsible for overseeing implementation of the work outlined in that plan.

What's next: the council recorded the formal adoption and appointment; project design and routine street maintenance work were described by staff as ongoing.