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Stevens County approves bids for transfer-station drainage and cover material

Stevens County Board of Commissioners · July 7, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a $12,699.50 bid from Wulf Tiling for drainage work at the transfer station and accepted a Joe Riley Construction bid for 670 yards of material at $20.50 per cubic yard ($13,375). The actions seek to address drainage and intermittent cover issues at the county landfill/transfer station.

County Administrator Rebecca Young told the board July 7 that the solid waste committee had raised concerns about drainage and intermittent cover at the county landfill and transfer station and recommended contracting work. Commissioners voted to accept a bid from Wulf Tiling for drainage work at the transfer station in the amount of $12,699.50.

The board also approved a separate bid from Joe Riley Construction for material priced at $20.50 per cubic yard for 670 yards, a total of $13,375. Commissioner Staples moved to approve the Wulf Tiling bid and the Joe Riley Construction material bid; both motions passed on unanimous votes.