Pam Dingman for Lancaster County Engineer

Pam Dingman for Lancaster County Engineer Pam Dingman is running for Lancaster County Engineer, and is the current Lancaster County Engineer, with a 20-year career as a practicing engineer.

Lancaster County Engineer Pam Dingman has announced that she will seek a second term as County Engineer in the 2018 elections. Dingman was appointed to the position in 2013 and elected in 2014.

“Serving the citizens of Lancaster County is an honor and a responsibility I continue to take very seriously,” Dingman said. “My focus will continue to be on three primary areas of this office: moderniza

tion, efficiency and pavement.”

During Dingman’s current term she created a pavement condition rating system which is used to prioritize asphalt overlays. In addition, she also created a pipe culvert inspection system and a box culvert inspection system. These systems enable the County Engineer to focus on replacing the worst pipe and box culverts first. The county engineer’s office has also implemented the use of a GPS radio system that does not require a monthly data fee. This system has allowed the engineers office to choose routes efficiently and save fuel. In addition, safety features of this system have provided exact locations of workers in emergency situations. Under Dingman’s term Lancaster County experienced the worst flooding since 1908. Dingman’s organizational leadership and management enabled the county quickly repair important roads and bridges.

“Efficiency is essential to ensuring Lancaster County taxpayers receive the best value from their tax dollars. New paving projects are key to ensuring our county roads are as safe as possible,” Dingman said. Dingman is a licensed professional engineer with an entrepreneurial sprit who has a 25-year career as a practicing civil engineer in the private and public sectors. She has extensive experience as a project engineer, project manager and CEO of engineering companies. Dingman has a Bachelors Degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She is the recipient of several prestigious professional and leadership awards including the Society of Women Engineers Entrepreneur Award in 2013, University of Nebraska Young Alumni of the Year in 2008, and ABWA Top Ten Business Women in America in 2006.

This corridor required multiple structures. One less bridge rated poor in Lancaster County.
08/25/2026

This corridor required multiple structures. One less bridge rated poor in Lancaster County.

Join County Engineer Pamela Dingman to celebrate the opening of County bridge G-222 over Salt Creek at 2:30 this afternoon! This event marks the re-opening of North 98th Street between Bluff Road and Alvo Road, completion of our newest bridge (G-222), the replacement of a box culvert, and the replacement of two culvert pipes which will improve drainage and make travel safer in years to come. Thanks to Benesch, JMN Construction, Lancaster County, and the County Bridge Match program for making this project come to life!

The proposed cuts to the County Engineer's budget are devastating.
07/13/2026

The proposed cuts to the County Engineer's budget are devastating.

Lancaster County Engineer Sounds Alarm On Proposed Road Cuts by County

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Yesterday we opened this bridge over three sets of railroad tracks in Waverly. This bridge should have aleaayd had an ap...
07/08/2026

Yesterday we opened this bridge over three sets of railroad tracks in Waverly. This bridge should have aleaayd had an approach slab, now it does and should be good for another 25 years!

Monday we opened this bridge in the Oak Creek drainage basin. This is one of those creeks that the water runs fast and d...
07/08/2026

Monday we opened this bridge in the Oak Creek drainage basin. This is one of those creeks that the water runs fast and deep! I hope this bridge lasts one hundred years!

As your County Engineer, I continue to advocate for local roads!
05/28/2026

As your County Engineer, I continue to advocate for local roads!

ICYMI: Kicking off last week, NACE President Pam Dingman participated in roundtable event focusing on the importance of local roads to a safe and prosperous national transportation network.

Today I officially filed to run for Lancaster County Engineer. The message in the small print on the Election Commission...
01/28/2026

Today I officially filed to run for Lancaster County Engineer. The message in the small print on the Election Commissioner's says it all. "Register and Vote - You can Make the Difference."

Four more years; better roads, stronger bridges, and continued modernization!

The Future Fine Drive!
12/05/2025

The Future Fine Drive!

First envisioned all the way back in 1927, a complete loop road around Lincoln has been the dream of city and county leaders to help traffic flow in, out and around the Capitol City.

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