Lower Steve Creek Dam Outlet Structure and Embankment Improvements
Posted
Sep 8, 2026
Sep 24, 2026
Project consist of approx 125 CY of excavation; 1,438 TN of 3/4" base aggregate; 32 LF of culvert pipe reinforced concrete.
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Posted
Sep 8, 2026
Sep 24, 2026
Project consist of approx 125 CY of excavation; 1,438 TN of 3/4" base aggregate; 32 LF of culvert pipe reinforced concrete.
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177071
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13,988
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58 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Price County
The board meeting included an invocation, pledge of allegiance, and roll call. Key segments featured employee recognition for milestone service anniversaries and a presentation by the Phillips Area Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber Director reported on tourism advertising strategies, the effectiveness of marketing campaigns, and initiatives aimed at driving economic development in the county. Discussions also touched upon the budget and events such as Phillips on Tap.
The committee discussed the current status of committee membership and funding sources, including municipal contributions and potential federal funding cuts that could impact transit operations. There was a detailed review of ridership reports, addressing declines in specific areas and plans to increase advertising. The committee also discussed equipment maintenance challenges, specifically recurring windshield damage, and the ongoing travel training program offered by the mobility manager to assist passengers. Additionally, the allocation of remaining ARPA funding for new bus acquisitions was reviewed.
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The board convened to conduct a canvass of votes cast in the partisan primary election. The members reviewed vote tallies for various state and local offices, including Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, and local county positions, across multiple municipalities and political parties. Discussions included addressing write-in votes, verifying tallies, and identifying discrepancies in the reported data.
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