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Foster County
Full depth reclamation.
Posted Date
May 21, 2026
Due Date
Jun 16, 2026
Release: May 21, 2026
Foster County
Close: Jun 16, 2026
Full depth reclamation.
AvailableFoster County
Provide grading, gravelling & paving.
Posted Date
Nov 6, 2025
Due Date
Dec 16, 2025
Release: Nov 6, 2025
Foster County
Close: Dec 16, 2025
Provide grading, gravelling & paving.
Foster County
Sale of Toro snowblower, serial #: 9900369 1232 power shift model 38590 Gas operated Free wheeled or self-propelled 32 inch cutting width.
Posted Date
Oct 20, 2025
Due Date
Nov 3, 2025
Release: Oct 20, 2025
Foster County
Close: Nov 3, 2025
Sale of Toro snowblower, serial #: 9900369 1232 power shift model 38590 Gas operated Free wheeled or self-propelled 32 inch cutting width.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Foster County
The board approved county bills and addressed road department updates, including repairs on the McHenry washout and future five-year planning. Significant action was taken to fund 60% of the Bordulac County highway crossing project associated with Foster County Assessment Drain #1. The board appointed a voting delegate for the North Dakota State Fair and approved a propane contract. Additionally, the commission passed a resolution supporting Operation Green Light for Veterans and established a $25 fee for special event permits for alcoholic beverage sales. Discussion was also held regarding health insurance changes, building project timelines, and the inspection of the old shop building.
The board discussed road projects, equipment, and training for the Road Department, including the federal aid program and motor grader bid process. Emergency Management addressed flooding prevention through culvert studies and communication with water boards. Issues regarding the fairgrounds land, including legal advisement and potential trade, were reviewed. Public health building maintenance, staff salary policies, and health insurance were addressed. The board reviewed ambulance service financials and equipment proposals. Administrative matters included the appointment of temporary staff, forensic audit considerations, property tax abatements, and bill approvals for county operations.
The board approved various county bills and reviewed departmental updates. Key discussion topics included road department maintenance activities and the implementation of load restrictions, the approval of a flexible transportation funding reimbursement request, and the addressing of a property title discrepancy involving a historic clay pit. Additionally, the board reviewed potential grants for a new phone system and courthouse panic buttons, discussed participation in a state learning management system for workers' compensation discounts, evaluated proposals for a multi-hazard mitigation plan, acknowledged land impact notices for the Red River Valley Water Supply Project, and reviewed the status of emergency services agreements and committee appointments.
The board discussed several road infrastructure projects, including repairs to the Gross Road and the Barlow/McHenry Road project. The board approved the inclusion of rumble strips at a specific intersection and authorized a settlement offer from CPKC regarding previous road damage. Additionally, the board approved an agreement for repositioning power lines, reviewed the county fairgrounds project, authorized a gaming site for the local wrestling club, and approved a gun buyback-related purchase for the Sheriff's department. The board also addressed tax abatement requests, discussed potential long-term camping rentals at Juanita Lake, and received updates regarding ADA website compliance, the county bridge inspection process, and potential funding opportunities.
The meeting included a Road Department update focusing on Flex Fund reimbursement, full depth reclamation, the Grace City Road project, and load restrictions. Additionally, the Auditor/Treasurer presented lost check affidavits for review. The board also engaged in committee reporting and reviewed the commission reoccurring calendar.
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