Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Infrastructure topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Hurley board hears updates on roadwork, FEMA COBRA materials and a Mission Lane grant
Summary
Highway staff and the supervisor said work on Glenford will start next week using purchased FEMA COBRA materials and discussed a Mission Lane COVID-related grant described in the meeting as roughly $1,000,000; route closings and paving plans were outlined.
Highway staff updated the board on multiple projects: work will start next week on Glenford using purchased FEMA COBRA materials that the town obtained at reduced cost, and the board expects to close a section of road to complete box work and paving. A highway staff member described the procurement and said the town paid about one-third of original cost for certain sections acquired from the town of Windham.
The supervisor said the town is working on a COVID-related grant for Mission Lane that he described in the record as "more of 1000000 dollars." Board members discussed scheduling and detours; a paving contract by a state-contracted vendor (Calhoun) was mentioned for work on Route 28 near the post office.
Staff said they will proceed with the Glenford project next week and will notify the public of closures and timing. No vote was taken at the meeting.
