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Toole County creates road blade coordinator position to support road crews
Summary
Toole County approved creation of a road blade coordinator in the road department to relieve workload on existing staff and provide oversight of blades, cattle guards, culverts and signage; the motion passed by voice vote.
Toole County officials voted to create a road blade coordinator position in the county road department to ease workload on existing staff. A committee member described the role as focused on overseeing blade operators, identifying needs for signs or gravel, and providing on‑route guidance to crews; the Chair seconded the motion and the vote carried after participants answered "aye."
"You'll be looking at blades, cattle guards, culverts, and signage, basically," the committee member said while explaining the position’s duties, adding it would help reduce workload on an employee named Lloyd. The article reflects the county’s recorded action to establish the position; exact paygrade, effective date, and budgetary details were not specified in the meeting record.
