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Crawford council outlines street fund needs: tires, gravel and pothole patching
Summary
At a July 30 workshop the council discussed FYE 2025–26 street-fund needs: five tires at $1,400 each plus mounting for the Maintainer, four loads of native gravel, three loads of red rock, potential loader tires, and pothole patching (estimated 4–5 pallets at $1,600 per pallet of 57 bags).
Mayor April Grant and council members reviewed projected needs for the City of Crawford’s Street fund during the July 30, 2025 budget workshop.
Council members identified equipment and materials the Street Department would like included in the FYE 2025–26 budget. The department requested funding for five tires at $1,400 apiece plus mounting charges for the Maintainer, and noted the city’s loader will likely need tires next year depending on winter snow-plowing. Street staff asked for four loads of native gravel and three loads of red rock to support routine surface maintenance.
For pothole repairs, the council discussed budgeting for pallets of a 57-bag pothole patch product at approximately $1,600 per pallet; minutes record an estimate of four to five pallets. Council members emphasized the need to budget for both equipment maintenance and street repairs in the upcoming fiscal year. No motions or formal votes on appropriations were recorded at the workshop.
The workshop concluded at about 6:59 p.m.; officials will integrate these requests into the city’s FY2025–26 budget process for later public consideration and formal action.
