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Highway department approves $375,551 loader purchase, personnel moves and hires

Clark County Board of Commissioners · September 2, 2025
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Summary

Commissioners approved purchase of a John Deere 724P loader for $375,551 and several personnel changes in the Highway Department, including two retirements, an assistant appointment and a new hire starting Sept. 8, 2025 at $21.88/hour (six-month probation).

The Clark County Board approved multiple Highway Department actions on Sept. 2, including a $375,551 purchase of a John Deere 724P loader from RDO Equipment (Aberdeen) under a Sourcewell contract. The purchase motion, made by Commissioner Francis Hass and seconded by Commissioner Chris Sass, carried with all voting aye.

Separately, the board accepted resignations/retirements for long-serving highway employees Dennis Herman (effective Dec. 16, 2025) and David Borns (effective Jan. 8, 2026), thanking Herman for 30 years and Borns for 33 years of service. The board appointed Steve LaFortune as Assistant Highway Superintendent effective Dec. 17, 2025 with a pay increase at that time, and approved hiring Joshua Boysen effective Sept. 8, 2025 at a starting salary of $21.88 per hour during a six-month probation period.