1301 East Jackson Street

Sigourney, Iowa 52591

Phone: 641-622-2610

Phone: Fax:641-622-3637

Email: amcguire@keokukcounty.iowa.gov

Secondary Roads

Andrew J McGuire, P.E. Keokuk County Engineer

Office and Maintenance Facility

Hours

Monday thru Friday (7:00am - 3:30pm) (office closed 11:30 to Noon for lunch)

Staff

Casey Clarahan - Assistant to the Engineer
Jared Hammen - Maintenance Superintendent
Ruth Manchester - Administrative Assistant, Workman's Compensation Coordinator
Colton Altenhofen - General Working Foreman
Danny Yarkosky - General Working Shop Foreman

Highway Department Responsibility

The Keokuk County is responsible for maintaining, rehabilitating and reconstructing

• 913 miles of secondary roads consisting of:
  • 98 miles of Class "B" (dirt) roads
  • 715 miles of Class "A" (gravel) roads
  • 100 miles of paved roads
  • 170 bridges, and literally thousands of drainage crossings, signs, and roadside ditches within the county road right-of-way.

By state law, the Keokuk County Board of Supervisors is required to employ one or more licensed civil engineers to serve as County Engineer.  The Board of Supervisors establishes policies and is to provide adequate funding to properly maintain the secondary road system.

The County Engineer serves as department head for the Keokuk County Secondary Roads Department.  The County Engineer determines and employs methods, personnel, and equipment necessary to maintain the secondary road system pursuant to Board policy, sound engineering judgment, and Iowa Code requirements.  All construction and maintenance work on the secondary road system is to be performed under the County Engineer's direction.

A budget and 5 year construction program are prepared by the County Engineer, subject to adoption by the Board of Supervisors and approval by the Iowa Department of Transportation.

Engineer Asset Database

GPS Monument Map
Monument Records
Monument Site Pictures
Network Adjustment Report
Keokuk PT Data (Excel)

Ordinances

#9 - Establishing the Policy and Level of Service in respect to clearance of snow or ice and maintenance of county roads in the winter months.

#14 - Establishing the Area Service System B Road Classification.

#15 - Establishing Road and Bridge standards for county roads, requirements for reclassification of Area Service Roads and requirements for additions to the Area Service System.

Useful Links

Iowa DOT Weather View
Iowa Winter Road Conditions
Iowa DOT Motor Vehicle Division

Policies and Permits

Map of Bridges with Weight Restrictions

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