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Authority reports start of M.P. 0.0–6.8 track project and quarterly operating metrics
Summary
WHRR operators reported safety milestones and quarterly volumes and described a new M.P. 0.0–6.8 track project; the engineering report estimated a FY26 track project at $421,000 and said that would use all available funds, though the minutes do not specify the fund source.
WHRR operators Ryan Brown and Byron Clinton reported safety and volume metrics and outlined a new track project covering mileposts 0.0 to 6.8.
Ryan Brown said the operation was “2,286 days’ injury free and 8,788 days incident free as of 07/16/25.” The minutes record the railroad handled 469 carloads in the quarter and named steady customers including Gold River, Revolution and Ferrous Processing.
The operators and the engineering report described a maintenance and resurfacing project from M.P. 0.0 to M.P. 6.8 that will include ties, ballast, surfacing/tamping and work on grade crossings. The minutes note Bundrick Rail Services has started on the 2025 track project and that the traffic control plan for the SR 64 crossing is pending.
Engineer Bryce Clinton estimated an FY26 track project at $421,000 and stated that “this will use all of the funds available.” The minutes do not specify which fund(s) would be used or whether additional funding sources will be sought.
No formal vote or contract award details beyond the contractor name were recorded in the minutes.
