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Pulaski County approves rock and patch‑oil purchases as commissioners warn road repairs will take time after flooding
Summary
The court approved requests from the road department for 3,000 tons of rock and 4,000 gallons of patch oil, and commissioners said flood and snow damage will leave potholes for some time.
Pulaski County Fiscal Court approved the road department's requests for 3,000 tons of rock and 4,000 gallons of patch oil, and a road list was also approved, after the road superintendent asked the court to authorize the purchases.
Wayne, identified in the record as representing the road department, asked for the materials; motions to approve the rock purchase and the patch oil were moved and seconded and carried by voice vote. A motion to approve the road list likewise passed.
A court member noted extensive flood and snow damage countywide and asked the public for patience, saying he had driven the roads and that "they are a mess" and that repairs will take time. The comments emphasized that potholes and degraded surfaces will persist as crews work to restore roads.
The transcript shows the road material requests were handled by voice votes; specific roll-call tallies were not recorded in the meeting minutes.
