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Public Works presents annual engineer report to KDOT; commissioners ask follow‑ups
Summary
Public Works project manager Mike Freeman summarized the annual county engineer/supervisory report submitted to KDOT and highlighted the CLIP comparison tool; commissioners asked about a recently completed bridge on 370th missing from the report and requested follow‑up.
Mike Freeman, project manager with Public Works, presented the county engineer's annual report that is submitted to the Kansas Department of Transportation and explained how KDOT uses the report in its CLIP online tool for county comparisons and projections. He described the report as an annual roll‑up of projects, time sheets and categories that helps the county compare budgets and plan future work.
Commissioners asked why a bridge replacement on 370th did not appear in the worksheet; Freeman said the most likely explanation was a reporting cutoff date and pledged to check with project staff and follow up. "I can definitely check in on that and get back to you guys," Freeman said. The commission had no further comments and thanked Freeman for the report.
No formal action was taken; Freeman will return with clarification on the bridge entry and any necessary report amendments.
