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Public works outlines paving, drainage and two fire stations funded with state grants
Summary
Public works staff summarized recent and upcoming road projects (County Road 90 paving, Old Hall Creek Road drainage/resurfacing, design-ready Walnut Avenue and Sparks Creek Street) and two fire‑station projects supported in part by $10 million state appropriations each, with both stations under construction and expected to finish later this year.
County public works staff presented a status update on capital projects across the county, including several road improvement projects and two fire-rescue stations advancing under state grant support.
An agency official described recent completion of a two‑phase paving project on County Road 90 (about three miles), drainage and resurfacing work on Old Hall Creek Road, and design completion for a series of dirt‑to‑paved conversions such as Walnut Avenue and portions of Downtown Dayton North. Staff said several design‑ready projects are “shelf ready” and awaiting construction funding or permitting steps.
On vertical projects, the presenter said the county received state appropriations to support two fire-rescue stations and reported $10,000,000 in state grant funding for each station; both projects were under construction and expected to be completed later this year.
Staff encouraged residents to bring maintenance questions to them after the presentation so crews could follow up and inspect problem areas.
No formal bids or contract awards were voted on during the session; the presentation was an informational update.
