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Mills County revises two secondary-roads salaries and will advertise for an engineering technician

Mills County Board of Supervisors · June 30, 2026
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Summary

The board approved temporary reductions to two FY27 non-union Secondary Roads salaries and authorized advertising an Engineering Technician opening at $29.87 per hour; county engineer reported on contractor progress and weed-control follow-up.

Mills County approved revisions to FY27 non‑union salaries in the Secondary Roads Department and authorized advertising a vacancy for an Engineering Technician.

Engineer Jacob Ferro presented the salary adjustments: Matt Mcmanigal’s rate will be reduced from $37.05 to $36.03 until Sept. 15, 2026; Darik Collins’s rate will be reduced from $30.77 to $29.87 until the employee’s anniversary date on Nov. 13, 2026. The board approved the salary revisions by a 3-0 vote.

The board also approved advertising for an Engineering Technician position at $29.87 per hour, with the motion passing 3-0. Ferro reported contractors working on route L63 encountered technical issues; they completed rumble strips, pavement markings were expected that week and a DOT walkthrough was scheduled. On weed-control matters, parcel owners had sprayed and moved equipment and county staff will continue to monitor compliance.

The minutes include the salary amounts and dates; they do not include personnel names beyond those listed, nor do they include specific job postings beyond the advertised hourly rate.