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Commission reviews one‑year extension for right‑of‑way mowing contract at $372,320 amid contractor delays

Ware County Board of Commissioners · April 14, 2025
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Summary

Public Works Director Larry Thrift presented a proposed one‑year extension of the ROW mowing contract for $372,320; Chairman Elmer Thrift said some back‑of‑ditch areas were not cut and the director attributed delays to recent hurricane and rain.

Public Works Director Larry Thrift presented a proposed one‑year extension to the county’s right‑of‑way mowing contract for $372,320. Chairman Elmer Thrift complained that several roads had not received back‑of‑ditch mowing, citing Manor‑Millwood Road, Jim Mixon Road, and 8 Mile Post Road. Thrift said the contractor had fallen behind due to recent hurricane conditions and rain but has typically responded quickly when the county called with issues and is working to catch up.

Why it matters: ROW mowing affects road safety and sight lines as well as perceptions of county maintenance; the contract value is a multi‑hundred‑thousand‑dollar operational expense.

What’s next: The item was added to the regular meeting agenda for action.