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McCook County OKs Joint Powers agreement to unlock $60,000 in flood emergency relief

McCook County Commission · November 7, 2024
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Summary

The commission approved a Joint Powers Force Account Agreement with SD DOT to open Emergency Relief funding for flood damage to the county's Federal Aid Highway System; the estimated project cost is $60,000. Hwy Supt. Travis Raap presented the measure and the board authorized the chairman to sign.

The McCook County Commission voted to approve a Joint Powers Force Account Agreement with the South Dakota Department of Transportation to open Emergency Relief funding for damage to the county's Federal Aid Highway System caused by the June 2024 flooding. County Highway Superintendent Travis Raap told the board the estimated project cost is $60,000 and that signing the agreement is required to access the funds.

The board approved the agreement and authorized Chairman Charles Liesinger to sign it on the county's behalf (motion by Steve Gordon; second Dean Koch). The action was recorded in the meeting minutes and entered during the highway superintendent's presentation.