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Highway updates: tractor surplus, WIIA grant application for curb-stop replacements
Summary
Highway Superintendent Travis Keys reported summer grading, ditching, and equipment updates. The board declared the old mowing tractor surplus and authorized a WIIA grant application to replace ~30 curb stops.
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Highway Superintendent Travis Keys reported the department is completing summer grading and dust control, installing tubes and ditching, hauling gravel to the town barn, and that a new mowing tractor is working well. He said the box for the 2025 truck is slated for an earlier-than-expected August delivery.
The board declared the old mowing tractor surplus and authorized Keys to list it for online auction (motion passed 3-0). The board also approved Resolution #46 authorizing Superintendent Keys to apply for a WIIA grant to replace approximately 30 curb stops as part of underwater-infrastructure work. "Resolution #46-Motion made by Councilwoman Levey, seconded by Councilman McMorris, for Highway Sup't. Travis Keys to apply for a WIIA Grant underwater infrastructure for approximately 30 curb stop replacements; passed 3-0," the minutes state.
Additional items included shoulder machine scheduling from Kingsbury the week of June 16 and ongoing efforts to secure grant funding for a brine maker and tanks.
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