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Esmeralda County
Rehabilitation methods include grind/pulverization and asphalt paving of multiple sections totaling approx., 51,507 SF. The work also includes seal coat, pavement re-striping (fog lines and centerlines) and centerline rumble strip replacement.
Posted Date
Feb 24, 2026
Due Date
Apr 6, 2026
Release: Feb 24, 2026
Esmeralda County
Close: Apr 6, 2026
Rehabilitation methods include grind/pulverization and asphalt paving of multiple sections totaling approx., 51,507 SF. The work also includes seal coat, pavement re-striping (fog lines and centerlines) and centerline rumble strip replacement.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Esmeralda County
The meeting addressed several key actions and discussions. Expenditures totaling $7,269.90 were approved. Following a brief recess while the District Attorney was unavailable, the Commission discussed and subsequently approved entering into an agreement with Gemfield Resources for a donation of asphalt related to road milling operations. An update from the Esmeralda County Road Department detailed current crew activities, including grading work in FLV and Goldfield, maintenance on equipment, and progress on Silver Peak Road culvert installation. The update also provided status on resolving 12 noted deficiencies at the landfill with the Nevada Department of Environmental Protection.
The agenda for this public meeting includes calling the meeting to order, roll call, and two public comment sections for discussion only, with action deferred to later meetings. The meeting agenda also includes adjournment. The notice also provides details for virtual attendance via Microsoft Teams and contact information for disability accommodations.
The agenda for the meeting includes several action items. Discussions and potential decisions cover approving expenditures, reviewing rejected vendor bills, continuing the liquidation of outdated Emergency Services equipment with funds allocated to a repair/replacement account, and the adoption of the Silver Peak Water Protection Plan. The Board will also discuss advertising for the final hearing regarding CDBG applications, conduct the County Manager's six-month performance review, and decide on committee appointments for the 2026 calendar year. There are specific items scheduled for discussion regarding potential closed-door sessions for personnel reasons, conducting the quarterly inspection of the county jail, and discussing the proper use of County property according to the County Manual. The agenda also allocates time for labor negotiations and conferring with legal counsel regarding potential litigation.
The agenda included several action items for possible action. Key discussion and decision points involved the appointment of a new Fire Chief for Silver Peak, reviewing and potentially signing the Silver Peak Water Conservation Plan, and holding a public hearing to discuss, approve, and rank applications for Community Development Block Grant CV 2 and CV 3 FY21 funding. The Commission also considered approving a letter of support for the Rhyolite Ridge Lithium/Boron Project and seeking approval to host an annual off-road event utilizing county roads. Other action items included entering executive sessions for labor negotiations and conferring with legal counsel regarding potential or current litigation.
Key discussions and actions during the meeting included the approval of expenditures totaling $16,518.03, categorized under Batch 1 & 2. A potential action item concerning the approval of a classification and wage scale for current employees, as requested by the Road Supervisor, was tabled to a future date due to concerns related to COVID-19 and budgetary constraints. There was no public comment raised during the designated period.
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