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Board approves $1,887.39 task agreement to place gravel for Fort Apache school bus turnaround
Summary
Supervisors approved a task agreement with the Bureau of Indian Affairs Fort Apache Agency to place gravel for a school bus turnaround on Cromwell Road, citing improved transportation reliability and using available HEERF budget funds.
Navajo County approved a small task agreement with the Fort Apache Bureau of Indian Affairs to contribute gravel material for a school bus turnaround on Cromwell Road in the Sibiqua community.
Public Works staff said the gravel placement will reduce instances of buses getting stuck in wet conditions and improve safe transportation for students. The estimated project cost is $1,887.39, and staff said there is capacity in the county's HEERF budget to cover the work.
Supervisors noted the work followed more than a year of partnership conversations, including coordination with the local school district, and approved the agreement by motion and vote.
Staff said the project was established through the county's transportation partnership process and will be executed under the approved task agreement.
