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Commissioners approve LTAC application for High Sea Bridge rehab; county match estimated at $220,200

Jefferson County Board of Commissioners · January 20, 2026
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Summary

The board approved Resolution 2026-14 to submit the High Sea Bridge rehabilitation project to LTAC; the resolution acknowledges an estimated total project cost up to $3,000,000 and a local match of approximately 7.34% (county contribution up to $220,200 subject to appropriation).

Commissioners moved to amend the agenda and take up Resolution 2026-14 authorizing submission of the High Sea Bridge rehabilitation project to the Local Transportation Assistance Council (LTAC). The resolution, read in summary at the meeting, acknowledges an estimated total project cost "up to $3,000,000" and states the county would provide a local match of approximately 7.34% of total project costs, or up to $220,200, subject to appropriations.

Speaker (S2) summarized the resolution and the requirement that the county be ready to pay any construction costs above the LTAC award. "The estimated total project cost is up to $3,000,000 and that the county will be responsible for construction costs exceeding the $3,000,000," the summary said. Commissioners discussed bridge condition and local access implications if the bridge were not repaired. The board approved the resolution on a roll-call vote and authorized the chair to execute and submit the LTAC application and related documents.

The resolution directs staff to pursue prioritization and funding consideration through LTAC; final county contribution will be determined after design and appropriation processes.