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Marshall County approves RISE agreement, $1,016,482 toward $3M-plus road project
Summary
Marshall County approved Iowa DOT Agreement No. 2025-R-006, part of a multi-stream RISE project with the RISE program contributing $1,016,482 toward a project with total cost above $3 million; county engineer said bidding is planned for August 2026 and construction likely in 2027.
Marshall County supervisors on April 8 approved Iowa DOT Agreement No. 2025-R-006, a Revitalize Iowa’s Sound Economy (RISE) agreement that county engineer Paul Geilenfeldt said brings together funding from four streams for a road project whose total cost will exceed $3 million. The board authorized the chair to sign the agreement; the motion passed 3-0.
Geilenfeldt told the supervisors this is the third agreement completed for the RISE project and that the RISE program will contribute $1,016,482. He said the county plans to let the project in August 2026, which likely means construction will begin in 2027. The vote was made on a motion by Vice Chair Carol Hibbs and seconded by Member Christian Goodman.
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