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Calhoun County road officials brief commissioners on federal-aid projects, patching costs and mailbox claims
Summary
Road Department leaders summarized federal-aid project status and answered commissioner questions about snowplow mailbox damage claims and patching expenditures; commissioners pressed for progress updates on chip-and-seal work.
John Midgley, Road Department Managing Director, and Kori Albrecht, Road Department Operations Director, addressed commissioner questions about snowplow-related mailbox damage claims and the county's patching expenditures during the Feb. 19 orientation.
Kristine Parsons, Road Department Engineering Director, presented slides summarizing the status of federal-aid projects the county is pursuing or managing. The orientation description does not include specific grant amounts or detailed project budgets in the transcript summary.
Commissioner Miller raised concerns about the cost of patching and staffing levels for maintenance crews; Vice Chairman Tompkins asked about progress on current road projects and recent chip-and-seal efforts. Road officials described claims procedures for mailbox damages and provided context on patching expenses, but the transcript summary did not record line-item figures.
No formal actions, contracts or votes were taken during the orientation; road staff were expected to follow up with commissioners on project schedules and financial details after the session.
