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Highway superintendent reports Hurricane Debbie repairs complete; front addition construction under way
Summary
Highway Superintendent Michael Andrews told the board that Hurricane Debbie repairs are finished, debris removal is ongoing, and construction has begun on a front addition expected to finish in three to four weeks.
Highway Superintendent Michael Andrews reported to the board on Sept. 10 that repairs stemming from Hurricane Debbie have been completed and that roadways are being cleared of remaining debris. Andrews said construction has begun on a front addition to highway facilities and estimated that work would be completed in three to four weeks.
Deputy Supervisor Terry Maquire commended the Highway Department for improvements near Brand Road and noted the positive impact of budgeted seasonal help on operations. The meeting record notes appreciation for the department's work but does not specify repair costs or the contractor performing the front addition.
The board took no separate vote on capital contracts during the meeting; Superintendent Andrews' report was accepted as part of regular departmental updates.
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