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Dickinson County Supervisors Discuss Future of Two Areas of County Road By charguth May 27, 2021 9:02 am Saga Communications Spirit Lake, IA (KICD)– The Dickinson County Board of Supervisors discussed what the future could look like for a stretch of road east of Milford Tuesday morning that is expected to need some sort of work in the fairly near future. Engineer Dan Eckert was asked about County Road M-56, also know as 260th Avenue, in conjunction with a project that was approved a short time earlier on A-34 noting the north and south road would likely become a lengthy and expensive projec...
Progress Continues on New Dickinson County Shop By charguth May 6, 2021 12:55 pm Saga Communications Spirit Lake, IA (KICD)– The weather has begun to warm which means construction projects both new and old are starting to see some initialization and progress. Dickinson County Engineer Dan Eckert says that is true for the new county shop being constructed in Spirit Lake. Eckert says the completion date is not exactly a concern for the road department at this point. He says they would rather see the project done correctly using proper materials than cut corners and have a less than ideal stru...
Supervisors Approve Change Orders and Get Update on Spirit Lake Shop December 21, 2020 5:41 am Saga Communications Spirit Lake, IA (KICD)– Work is continuing on the new shop in Spirit Lake for the Dickinson County Road Department after some changes were made to allow for cold weather work. County Engineer Dan Eckert told the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday the original plan was to pour concrete BEFORE putting up the building, but that would have stopped winter work. The Board of Supervisors approved over eight thousand dollars worth of change orders for the project on Tuesday after the coun...