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Public Works requests $30,000 roller and updates commission on bridges, Safe Streets
Summary
Public Works asked the commission to approve purchase of a $30,000 asphalt roller, reported the Osage Trail bridge would finish this week, and said a Pioneer & Road 6 bridge replacement bid ($1.6M) would be a 2028 project if funded; Commissioner Russell volunteered for the Safe Streets steering committee.
Public Works Supervisor Don Sanders asked the Elk County Board of Commissioners on Feb. 23 to approve purchase of a small roller to facilitate asphalt repairs around the county, estimating the cost at $30,000.
Sanders reported the Osage Trail bridge should be finished by the end of the week and said a replacement project for the bridge at Pioneer and Road 6 just east of the Elk River was submitted with an estimated cost of $1.6 million; if funding is awarded that would be a 2028 project. Sanders also said the county needs a representative on the Safe Streets for All steering committee; Commissioner Perry Russell agreed to serve on the committee.
The commission did not record a formal vote on the roller purchase in the minutes; Public Works also reported ongoing vehicle maintenance needs and project timelines to the board.
