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O'Brien County adopts two temporary road-closure resolutions for culvert replacements

Board of Supervisors, O'Brien County · June 23, 2026

Summary

The Board of Supervisors adopted Resolutions 2026-18 and 2026-19 to close segments of Starling Avenue and Warbler Avenue for culvert replacements; signage and fencing will remain in place until work is completed. Motions carried by unanimous vote.

The O'Brien County Board of Supervisors on June 23 adopted two resolutions to temporarily close local roads for culvert replacement work.

Resolution 2026-18 authorizes the closure of Starling Avenue between 390th and 400th Street and Resolution 2026-19 authorizes the closure of Warbler Avenue between 430th and 440th Street. The board cited its authority under Section 306.41 of the Code of Iowa when passing the measures; both motions were carried by all ayes.

The adopted resolutions require that '"ROAD CLOSED" signs shall be placed on both ends of the described segment of road with fencing at culvert location, and shall remain in place until the culvert replacement is completed.' The board recorded the motions and unanimous votes in the official proceedings.

The closures are temporary and tied to the culvert replacement work; the resolutions direct county staff to install signage and fencing and to keep them in place until the replacements are finished. No contractor name or project timeline is specified in the proceedings.

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