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County staff: asphalt work on Road 4 finished; gravel hauling to continue
Summary
At the May 17 meeting the county reported completion of mastic and crack-sealing work on Road 4 and said gravel hauling and dirt work will continue; staff said they hired an additional truck driver to increase hauling capacity.
At the May 17 Board of Commissioners meeting, a county staff member identified only as Barb reported that the county has finished mastic ceiling work and is completing crack sealing on Road 4 from McCool to Road S and “right around York.” Barb said the county will pause major asphalt work and shift to dirt work and other maintenance operations, and that crews continue to haul gravel to roads across the county.
The update, given near the start of the meeting, was presented as a status report rather than a formal action. Barb said crews returned machinery last Tuesday and that an additional truck driver has been hired to help increase gravel distribution. A board member said residents had called requesting gravel on local roads and welcomed the continued hauling.
Why it matters: road-surface work and gravel distribution affect local travel and short-term budgets for maintenance crews. Board members and staff framed the report as routine operations rather than a new policy change.
The board did not take formal action on the maintenance report. Meeting discussion emphasized operational details — where crews are working, that asphalt work is winding down, and that staff will begin dirt work and other routine repairs next.
