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Grant County Judge announces mid‑August chip‑seal project, solid waste office move and courthouse roof completion
Summary
At the June 17 meeting Judge Randy Pruitt told the Quorum Court the Road Department plans a chip‑seal project starting in mid‑August, the Solid Waste office building move is scheduled for Friday, and the new courthouse roof was installed in about 1½ days.
County Judge Randy Pruitt updated the Grant County Quorum Court on several operational items at the June 17, 2024 meeting. He said the Road Department plans to begin a chip‑seal project in mid‑August, the Solid Waste office building will be moved on Friday, and the courthouse received a new roof that was installed in roughly one and a half days.
Pruitt presented these as status updates; the minutes do not include project budgets, contractor names, or further implementation details. The chip‑seal timeline gives residents and road users a timeframe for expected work to begin but the record does not specify which roads will be affected or for how long.
The Solid Waste office move was scheduled with a single‑day window reported in the minutes; no moving vendor or cost information was recorded. Likewise, the minutes note the roof replacement was completed quickly but provide no contract or payment information.
The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn and the minutes were certified by County and Circuit Clerk Geral D. Harrison Jr. The minutes do not record public comment or further discussion on these operational items.
