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If a county highway department does construction or reconstruction of town and village highways, bridges and culverts, is this work subject to prevailing wage law?

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If a county highway department does construction or reconstruction of town and village highways, bridges and culverts, is this work subject to prevailing wage law?

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Work performed by one public entity for another public entity is subject to prevailing wage law if the estimated cost of the complete public works project is at least $25,000. For instance, if a village engages a county highway department to pave a village road, that work is subject to prevailing wage assuming the $25,000 threshold.

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