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I-29 Overpass Information Meeting

The Woodbury County Board of Supervisors will hold a public information meeting for the purpose of receiving comments concerning an Iowa DOT project involving two I-29 overpass projects, one on Carroll Avenue, and the second on 310th Street, between the Salix and Sloan interchanges.  The public information meeting will discuss an Iowa DOT program that would close and remove one or both of the structures in return for $1,500,000 per overpass that would be used for the replacement of other bridges on the Woodbury County secondary road system.

The public information and comment meeting will on Tuesday, September 18, 2018 at 4:40 P.M CDT, at the Woodbury County Courthouse, 620 Douglas Street, Sioux City, Iowa, in the Board meeting room in the basement.   

Further information on the overpass projects is available at the office of the Woodbury County Engineer, 759 E. Frontage Road, Moville, Iowa, phone no. 712-873-3215 fax no. 712-873-3325 email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

 At said public information and comment meeting, any person present, and so wishing will be given the opportunity to be heard, for or against, the proposed overpass projects. Any person so wishing may file a document with the Woodbury County Auditor's Office prior to the time of the meeting, should the person wish the document to be read for them at the time of the hearing.

 

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Woodbury County Supervisors

2018 board of supervisorsThe Woodbury County Board of Supervisors is comprised of five elected officials, with an administrative staff consisting of a Finance/Operation Controller, Board Administrative Coordinator and an Executive Secretary/Public Bidder.

The functions of the Board of Supervisors are varied and its authority embraces practically every aspect of County Government. Although these functions are primarily administrative in nature, the board exercises power characteristic of each of the three branches of government: executive, legislative, and judicial. For example, the Board fills vacancies in county offices by appointing successors, fixes rules relating to the use of county buildings and grounds, and determines the disposition of claims against the county. The board acts as a general business manager for the county government, plays a major role in matters of county taxation and finance, and is the governmental authority responsible for the construction and maintenance of the county road system. In some areas the duties of the board are nominal, while others are extensive.