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County engineer reports road work slowed by weather; repairs planned after rain
Summary
Page County engineer JD King told supervisors wet weather curtailed some operations this week and crews focused on tree work, cold patching and debris clearing; contractors will return for larger pavement repairs and bridge work in coming days.
JD King, the county engineer, told the Page County Board of Supervisors that recent wet weather curtailed some planned road work and shifted crews to tree cutting, cold patching and debris removal.
King said crews expect more normal operations the following day and that the county will address a slide on K Avenue south of 170th Street by stabilizing the slope and replacing pipe. He also said equipment and materials are being staged for an upcoming bridge repair at 190th Street and Snake Creek; most work will be completed under traffic but short, final rain closures…
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