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Board amends five‑year road plan to align project numbers with recent bridge grants
Summary
Jackson County revised its FY27 five‑year secondary road construction program to align project numbers with recent grants, including a CHBP award for the 578th Avenue bridge and a Monmouth bridge project. The change alters project identifiers only; staff said there is no change to funding or timing.
County engineering staff informed the board April 28 that recent grant awards, including a CHBP grant for the 578th Avenue bridge and funding tied to a Monmouth bridge project, require revisions to project numbers in the FY27 five‑year secondary road construction program. Staff emphasized the change is administrative: it reconciles project numbers to match awarded funding and does not reallocate money or change programmed years.
"So that's what this revision or resolution or program revision is. Good," staff said. Supervisor N moved and Supervisor Mike seconded to approve Resolution 1179‑04‑28‑2026 to amend the secondary road construction program; the board approved the resolution.
Engineering staff will continue to coordinate with the DOT to ensure project numbers and grant allocations remain aligned as projects proceed; no funding shifts were reported at the meeting.
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