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Shelby County raises roads allocation by $250,000; county engineer previews spring rock haul and bridge projects
Summary
As part of FY2026 Budget Amendment No. 4 the Board increased Roads & Transportation funding by $250,000. County Engineer Chris Fredericksen reported the spring rock haul is complete and outlined upcoming bridge work; no additional appropriations were moved in this meeting.
The Shelby County Board approved a $250,000 increase to the Roads & Transportation service area as part of FY2026 Budget Amendment No. 4, moving the line from $7,247,598 to $7,497,598. Supervisor Bryce Schaben introduced the amendment and the Board adopted it unanimously on May 19, 2026.
Engineer Chris Fredericksen briefed the Board that the county's spring rock haul has been completed and that several bridge projects are scheduled in the near term. The engineer provided the operational update as an informational report; the Board did not take separate action on individual road projects at this session.
The adopted appropriation schedule also lists a Secondary Roads department total of $7,997,598. The record does not explain how the Secondary Roads line relates to the Roads & Transportation service-area figure; the transcript records both numbers but provides no reconciliation in this meeting.
Any contractor agreements, project timetables, or additional funding requests for specific bridges would require future board action or formal contract approval.
