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Highway commissioner reports breakdowns, salt inventory, and sale of truck #2 for $7,626

Chemung Township Board · April 14, 2026
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Summary

Highway Commissioner Walter reported truck breakdowns during recent storms, completed ditch repairs, intake of 117 tons of salt (23 tons needed to fill the 25-26 contract), and the sale of old chemicals and truck #2 on Wisconsin Surplus for $7,626. He also said ditch-mowing tractors were serviced and the township is negotiating garbage bills with vendors.

Highway Commissioner Walter told the board that during the last snowstorm the township experienced truck issues ranging from a failed spinner motor to a leaking hydraulic cylinder and that crews repaired ditches on multiple roads damaged during plowing. He said the township took in 117 tons of salt and needs another 23 tons to fill the 25-26 season contract; the township ordered about 44 tons for 26-27.

Walter also reported the sale of old chemicals and truck #2 on Wisconsin Surplus for $7,626. He said ditch-mowing tractors have been serviced and that staff are working with vendors Falcon and MDC to reduce garbage costs, noting the last MDC bill was recorded as 456 for the month (currency/units not specified in the minutes).