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To increase the effectiveness of state job training programs, FHWA grants up to $10 million annually for supportive services, such as job placement assistance. The latest innovations, the Culvert Cleaner and the Otter Claw will be submitted for the 2023 Build a Better Mousetrap competition.The Federal Highway Administration's (FHWA) on-the-job training program- a relatively small part of the federal aid highway program-requires states to implement job training programs to provide traditionally underrepresented groups with opportunities in highway construction. The leadership of Cristi Field, Highway Maintenance Supervisor, was also recognized by the board for building a work environment where employees are encouraged to innovate, problem-solve and pitch in to improve efficiency and safety. “You bring an impressive set of varied skills to your work at the County.” “Thank you for your willingness to go above and beyond to make work more efficient for your team,” said Commissioner Kurt Mortenson. Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration Build a Better Mousetrap Program. The Otter Plow Cushion and the Sticky Stomp received recognition through the Minnesota Local Technical Assistance Program, Local Operational Research Assistance Program, and the U.S. We sincerely appreciate and are grateful for all you are doing for the County.” This is a proud moment for Otter Tail County. County Highway Engineer Chuck Grotte took the opportunity to thank the team for their innovation and dedication to Otter Tail County.īoard of Commissioners Chair Betty Murphy extended her appreciation to the highway maintenance team. The innovations have received state and national recognition in advancing the service, safety, and productivity of the Highway Maintenance Department. Otter Tail County, MN– The Otter Tail Board of Commissioners recognized County Highway Maintenance Workers Dennis Bosek, Jon Bratvold, and Brody Bakken for their innovative work. Photo: Chuck Grotte, Dennis Bosek, Brody Bakken, Jon Bratvold, and Commissioner Murphy












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