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Kingsbury County approves up to $150,000 for mastic installation on 441st Street
Summary
The Board authorized a mastic installation on 441st Street using a piggyback Perkins County bid, approving a maximum county expenditure of $150,000 and recording the motion unanimously on May 19, 2026.
The Kingsbury County Board voted May 19 to proceed with a mastic roadway installation on 441st Street using a piggyback bid from Perkins County.
Highway Superintendent Dave Sorenson requested approval for the mastic project after receiving the piggyback bid. On a motion by Commissioner Corey Lundquist, seconded by Commissioner Roger Walls, the Board approved proceeding with the mastic installation at a maximum cost of $150,000.00; the motion carried with all present voting aye.
Sorenson also updated the Board on other highway items, including delivery of a new truck, a warranty extension for a blade, and plans to purchase a replacement blade in 2027. The mastic project authorization includes a budget cap; Sorenson was instructed to proceed within that limit.
