Highway Superintendent Todd Hauck reported Dec. 1 on maintenance, a FEMA debris‑removal application (expected ~ $31,000 return at a 75/25 split), a state award of $491,348.23 for a submitted project, progress on a LiDAR safety grant (preliminary cost estimate $300,000), and commissioners approved a CDL training reimbursement contract with graduated repayment terms.

Highway Superintendent Todd Hauck told commissioners the county received a $491,348.23 state award for a submitted application, is preparing an HSIP lidar application due Dec. 5, and presented a CDL training reimbursement policy that commissioners approved with a sliding repayment schedule for employees who leave within four years.