YORK COUNTY – The York County Commissioners are considering installing three stop signs at the intersection of Roads M and 11, due to safety concerns.

​The York County Highway Department is accepting applications for a full-time Road Crew 1 position.  This job requires operating heavy equipment.  Wages start at $18.00 to $20.00 per hour depending on qualifications plus benefit package (health insurance, wellness program, retirement plan, vacation, holiday & sick leave).  Pre-employment background and drug screen required. The position is subject to a veteran's preference. York County is an EOE.
Applications are available at https://www.yorkcounty.ne.gov/uploads/1/4/5/5/145507130/application_for_roads_and_drivers_24.pdf For more information, please contact Harvey Keim at 402-362-5573.  Return applications to the York County Highway Department Office, 722 East 25th Street, York, NE or email to [email protected].
 

YORK COUNTY – The York County Commissioners and York County Roads Department is encouraging rural property owners to mow their ditches when and where needed, as there are many overgrown areas in the county.

YORK – With the possibility of using ARPA (federal COVID relief) funds, they have started the process toward getting bids for three paving projects in York County.

YORK COUNTY – Last September, it was announced how all the stop signs in the county would be replaced thanks to a state grant.

YORK COUNTY – York County continues on its quest to replace old bridges throughout the county, tackling at least three a year, in order to stay on track with making sure all in good standing at all times. 

YORK COUNTY – After heavy snows, blinding wind and below-freezing temperatures during earlier trying weeks, county officials are looking back at what all took place – from road work to emergency response – and how the costs of some of it will be paid.

YORK – The York County Commissioners have given their nod of approval to this year’s one- and six-year road/bridge program. 

​YORK COUNTY – “It has been never ending,” York County Highway Superintendent Harvey Keim told the county commissioners Tuesday morning about snow removal in the county. “But now, I think we are winning.”