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Elk County opens Osage Trail bridge, adopts noxious weed plan and progress report
Summary
Public Works Supervisor Don Sanders reported the Osage Trail bridge was completed and opened. The board approved the 2026 Noxious Weed Management Plan and the 2025 Eradication Progress Report, each on 3-0 votes.
The Elk County Board of Commissioners heard a public works update that included completion and opening of the Osage Trail bridge and approval of county weed-control documentation.
Public Works Supervisor Don Sanders reported, “The Osage Trail bridge is complete and opened Friday.” Sanders presented the 2026 Noxious Weed Management Plan and the Noxious Weed Progress Report for 2025; the board approved both documents with motions that carried 3-0.
Commissioners recorded no abstentions or conditions on the plan approvals in the minutes. The management plan and progress report provide the county’s framework for weed-eradication work for 2026 and review activity from 2025; the minutes do not include additional budgetary detail tied to those documents.
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