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Road department reports major repair estimate and 911 sign replacement plan

Pawnee County Board of Commissioners · February 9, 2026
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Summary

Road Department Head Kurt Demel reported a failed dump-truck computer and DEF filter issue with an estimated $29,000 repair cost, and said county crews will cannibalize a tractor for parts; he also said 911 signs (about 12–18 years old) are being replaced.

Kurt Demel reported a 17-foot dump-truck computer failure and a DEF filter problem with an estimated repair cost of approximately $29,000. Demel said repair was not feasible and the vehicle will be used as a parts source for other tractors.

Demel also told commissioners that the county is replacing all 911 signs and estimated the current signs were roughly 12–18 years old. No procurement decision for the truck repair or sign replacement contract was finalized during the meeting.