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Jackson County OKs $158,818 for destination lights at seven intersections
Summary
The Jackson County Board of Supervisors approved a $158,818 FY28 Traffic Safety Improvement Program application to install destination lights at seven unlit paved-road intersections, voting unanimously to authorize the chair’s signature.
Jackson County supervisors voted Aug. 11 to approve a $158,818 application under the FY28 Traffic Safety Improvement Program to install destination lights at seven unlit paved-road intersections.
The motion to approve and authorize the chair’s signature passed unanimously (Aye: Don Schwenker, Mike Steines, Nin Flagel). County officials said the project targets safety at currently unlit paved-road intersections; the board did not identify the specific intersection locations in the meeting minutes. The funding amount and the count of seven intersections were recorded in the motion text.
The approval authorizes the chair to sign the TSIP documents so the county can proceed with the program application and any subsequent implementation steps tied to state-administered TSIP funds. No implementation schedule or contractor was listed in the minutes; further details are available from the Auditor’s Office.
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