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Highway commissioner reports storm-related truck breakdowns, salt inventory and $7,626 surplus sale

Chemung Township Board · April 14, 2026
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Summary

Highway Commissioner Walter told trustees April 14 about recent truck breakdowns during a snowstorm, ditch repairs, salt inventory (117 tons received, 23 tons remaining to meet the season contract), pothole patching, and sale of old chemicals and a surplus truck for $7,626.

Highway Commissioner Walter reported to the board that the township experienced equipment problems during the last snowstorm, including a failed spinner motor and a hydraulic cylinder leak, and that crews repaired ditches damaged by plowing on roads including Neilson Court, Ryan Road and Norma Lane.

Walter said the township took in another 117 tons of salt and "we only need another 23 ton to fill the salt contract for the 25-26 snow season." He also reported using cold patch between storms to fill potholes and that the township sold old chemicals and truck #2 on Wisconsin Surplus for $7,626. Commissioners also brought ditch-mowing tractors out of storage and performed maintenance to prepare for mowing season; staff are negotiating with vendors Falcon and MDC to reduce the township garbage bill.