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Public‑works staff told the Jones County Board of Commissioners on Oct. 7 that work at Jake’s Woods is progressing: parking areas have been cleared, final grading and gravel placement are planned, and driveway pipes and GAB (graded aggregate base) will be installed ahead of a pavilion foundation.
Commissioners also reported near completion of the bridge repair on Union Hill Church Road over Gladys Creek, work that began after a heavy rain event damaged the historic timber bridge in late 2021. Commissioner Vaughn thanked Ingram Engineering and Gregory Bridge Company for work on the project and invited residents to visit the restored area.
During citizen comments, the board recognized volunteers who took part in a Keep Jones Beautiful cleanup event. One speaker said volunteers collected about 150 tires and roughly 450 pounds of material at a recent event and encouraged continued community participation.
Sources: Public‑works updates and citizen comments at the Oct. 7 Jones County Board of Commissioners meeting.
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