CMC 1728/HWY 10 Structure Replacements RFP
Posted
Oct 15, 2026
Nov 10, 2026
Work includes approx 10,224 CY borrow-excavation; 10.04 AC straw mulch' 464 TN commercial grade hot mix asphalt; 2,500 LF of 4" pavement marking painted line.
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Posted
Oct 15, 2026
Nov 10, 2026
Work includes approx 10,224 CY borrow-excavation; 10.04 AC straw mulch' 464 TN commercial grade hot mix asphalt; 2,500 LF of 4" pavement marking painted line.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Golden Valley County
The board conducted several meetings to address county business. Key activities included making annual board appointments, adopting various resolutions regarding official meeting schedules, courthouse closures and business hours, reimbursement rates for travel, and depository banks. The board also established official newspapers and notice locations, set salary schedules for elected and appointed officials, reviewed legal service agreements, and received updates on bridge and road projects. Additionally, the commissioners approved a fire emergency and burn restriction declaration, reviewed a treasurer's report, and participated in a joint meeting with Billings County to discuss the feasibility and engineering requirements for the Buffalo Gap Road project.
The meeting involved several actions, including the approval of annual appointments for various boards for 2025 and the adoption of Resolution 2025-1, which appointed officers, clerks, custodians, and a road foreman. The Board adopted Resolution 2025-2, setting the schedule for regular commission meetings for 2025, and Resolution 2025-3, establishing courthouse closure days for holidays. Resolution 2025-4 established courthouse office business hours, and Resolution 2025-5 outlined reimbursement rates for in-state travel expenses. Resolution 2025-6 authorized the County Treasurer to pay miscellaneous items, Resolution 2025-7 named depository banks, Resolution 2025-8 accepted security pledges, Resolution 2025-9 authorized fund investments and reinvestments, Resolution 2025-10 declared the official county newspaper and posting location for legal notices, and Resolution 2025-11 set salaries for elected and appointed officials. Further discussions included the agreement to hold the Annual Township meeting in conjunction with the February 11, 2025 meeting, updates from the States Attorney's office, introduction of engineering services, updates on the Northern Plains Connector project, and policy establishment for the minimum per acre price for acquired county rights of way. The Board also adopted a resolution opposing the potential Electronic Identification (EID) livestock tag mandate.
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The Board of County Commissioners convened multiple meetings addressing various county matters. Key discussion points included approving abatements for property taxes, reviewing and approving zoning board recommendations, and addressing concerns related to increased taxes. The board also discussed road maintenance, approved resolutions related to county operations, and addressed issues related to the county courthouse and its facilities. Additional topics included emergency services, fire emergency orders, and the appointment of individuals to various boards and positions.
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