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Board hears project updates on 'littler' work, Fort Branch site and nuisance beaver trapping

Gibson County Drainage Board · December 1, 2025
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Summary

Board members reported steady progress on small maintenance projects, updated on equipment and fence work at Fort Branch, and confirmed a nuisance trapper will address beaver dams near SR 168; staff will proceed with tree removal and trapping as arranged.

Board members provided brief operational updates covering ongoing small maintenance projects, Fort Branch site preparation, and wildlife control.

Speaker 1 and Speaker 3 said the "littler" projects were moving along with crews working midweek and that before-and-after photos are available. On Fort Branch, Speaker 2 said John Clark moved equipment to the site and Tristate Fence was scheduled to perform temporary removal of sewage-treatment-plant fencing to allow site work to begin.

The board also discussed nuisance beaver activity. Speaker 1 recounted prior arrangements with a nuisance trapper and private/hobby trappers (names mentioned in discussion included Muddyfork and Wayne Murphy). Speaker 1 confirmed the nuisance trapper is lined up to address beaver dams—some as close as about 600 feet from SR 168—and staff will proceed to remove problematic dams and obstructions.

Details: The transcript records local names and contractor references but does not include contract amounts or exact schedules beyond the general statements that crews have been onsite and that trapping/removal plans are arranged.