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Highway superintendent reports 281.8 miles graded; crusher and scraper under repair
Summary
Highway Superintendent Wade Yada told the Dawes County Board crews graded 281.8 miles across three districts over two weeks and reported a belt splice repair on the crusher and ongoing scraper repairs; next pit move planned to Goff.
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At the June 24 meeting of the Dawes County Board of Commissioners, Highway Superintendent Wade Yada reported county road crews graded a combined 281.8 miles over the past two weeks and outlined ongoing equipment repairs.
Yada said District 1 finished rocking Davenport Road and will next blade McHenry Road, District 2 is blading roads where washouts occurred, and District 3 is patching bad spots. He provided district totals: District 1 — 82.5 miles, District 2 — 99.8 miles, District 3 — 99.5 miles.
Yada also reported a splice in the crusher belt was coming apart and is being repaired; the crusher will then move to the Goff pit. The county’s scraper remains under repair. No formal board action was taken; the report was informational.
