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Argo announces Roulain Road drainage project to begin May 22; culvert replacement expected to take ~30 days
Summary
Mayor Randy Hettich told the council that the Roulain Road Drainage Project will begin May 22, 2026, will replace the existing culvert and is estimated to take approximately 30 days; traffic delays and detours were warned.
Mayor Randy Hettich told the Argo City Council on May 18, 2026 that the city’s Roulain Road Drainage Project is scheduled to start May 22 and will include replacement of the existing culvert. He said the work is estimated to take about 30 days and that traffic delays and detours are expected during construction.
The minutes do not include contract award details, contractor name, a cost estimate, or precise detour routing. The announcement serves as public notice to expect traffic impacts near the project site. Council did not record a separate vote to authorize the project in the meeting minutes; the mayor presented timing and expected impacts as part of his report.
Residents and motorists using Roulain Road should anticipate delays during the stated work period; the city typically posts project-specific detour maps and contact information via its public works or city website.
