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Quitman County approves $260,000 in LRA funds for road repairs and striping projects
Summary
The commission authorized county staff to proceed with planning for road repairs after reporting receipt of $260,000 in Local Road Assistance funds, with potential projects including Upper Morris Rd., Plantation Blvd., and striping work on Hill Place and Hatcher roads.
The Georgetown-Quitman County Commission authorized County Manager Jason Weeks to proceed with planning for road repair and striping projects after the county received $260,000 in Local Road Assistance (LRA) funds.
Weeks told commissioners the FY2025 LMIG application was submitted and the county had received $260,000 in LRA funds. Commissioners discussed possible projects including extension repairs on Upper Morris Road, overlay and widening of Plantation Boulevard, and striping on Hill Place Road and Hatcher Road. Commissioner David Kinsey moved to allow Weeks to proceed with LRA project planning; Commissioner Richard Baggett seconded the motion, and the vote was recorded as unanimous among the voting commissioners.
The minutes do not list final project contracts or specific project budgets; the action authorized planning and next steps rather than immediate construction contracts.
