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County moves forward with bids for Hatcherville, Cedar Boulevard and Bayer Road repairs

Chambers County Commissioners Court · May 12, 2026
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Summary

The commissioners authorized bid solicitations for repairs on Hatcherville Road and Cedar Boulevard and approved plans to address chronic sink/pothole issues on Bayer Road, including drainage and geotechnical work to fix long-running seepage problems.

Chambers County commissioners approved sending out bids for several road repair projects and agreed to move forward with a long-term fix for Bayer Road.

For Hatcherville Road and Cedar Boulevard, staff said both corridors are heavily used by industrial traffic and require staged lane closures and after-hours work to minimize disruption. Commissioners approved asking for bids and emphasized traffic control and scheduling to avoid full closures on the industrial route.

On Bayer Road (between 1405 and West Bay Road), staff described recurring sinking and pothole problems. An engineering consultant previously collected borings and identified potential groundwater seepage, canal-related leakage or poor drainage as likely causes. Past repairs, including foam injection and rock bedding, produced only short-term improvement. Staff said the planned rehabilitation will include drainage repairs as part of a long-term solution to reduce repeat repairs.

Commissioner Dagley noted the county spent roughly $300,000 on previous remediation that did not provide a permanent fix, prompting a more extensive engineering approach. The court approved moving the item to solicitation and soliciting solutions that address both roadway and drainage issues.

The court voted by voice to proceed; commissioners asked staff to return with bid packages and recommended sequencing to limit traffic impacts while the work is carried out.