Lincoln, Neb., May 8, 2026 — Four individuals have earned their licenses as Class B county highway and city street superintendents after passing the exam on April 3, 2026. The Nebraska Board of Examiners for County Highway and City Street Superintendents granted licenses to Sean Hall of Roca, Cody Kutschkau of Fullerton, Dave Stark of Valley, and Logan Stoltenberg of Lincoln.
Hall serves as assistant maintenance supervisor for the Lancaster County Engineering Department. Kutschkau is a road foreman for the Nance County Road Department, Stark works as a public works construction inspector with Sarpy County Public Works, and Stoltenberg is an associate technician with Olsson.
Class B superintendents are qualified to assist in managing county, city, and village road and street programs. Their responsibilities include preparing improvement plans and annual budgets, supervising road design, construction, and maintenance projects, and coordinating plans with neighboring jurisdictions and the Nebraska Department of Transportation.
The next examination is scheduled for October 2, 2026, with an application deadline of June 30, 2026. Applications are available from the Board of Examiners in Lincoln.
Recently licensed Class B superintendents with professional engineering credentials include James Dykes of Omaha, L. Tyler Glissman of Salina, Kansas, Zach Hergenrader of Papillion, Seth Lange of Norfolk, and Hunter Moural of Lincoln. These engineers hold positions at various firms and county public works departments across Nebraska and Kansas.
For more information about the licensing program, visit the Nebraska Department of Transportation Boards – Liaison Services Section website at ndot.info/boards-liaison or contact LeMoyne Schulz at 402-479-4436.
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