Crook County schedules Sharp Road, Rimrock stabilization and a chip‑seal push this summer
Superintendent Brad Haines said the county will start a chip‑seal program on June 8, target about 4.5 miles of in‑house thin‑lift paving, and run stabilization projects on Sharp Road and Rimrock Road to reduce repeat maintenance and improve safety.
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The Crook County Road Department plans a multi‑pronged program of preventative and stabilization work this year, Road Superintendent Brad Haines told the board on April 21. Haines said the county's chip‑seal program begins June 8 and the department aims to perform about 4.5 miles of in‑house thin‑lift paving (not structural overlays) in low‑volume areas.
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