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Kechi public works outlines winter plan, training and 2025 workload
Summary
Public Works Director Thomas Bevan summarized 2025 activities, including 9,500 gallons of brine made for winter treatment, substantial grading and hauling operations, and a plan to prioritize emergency routes and main roads during snow events.
Public Works Director Thomas Bevan presented a year-in-review and winter-preparedness summary to the council, listing staff training (backflow and cross-connection licensing), dirt-road grading, hauling of rock and sand, and production of approximately 9,500 gallons of brine for winter road treatment.
Bevan outlined priorities for snow clearance: Prairie Creek Drive and main roads such as 53rd and Woodlawn will be cleared first, with side streets last. He asked residents to avoid shoveling snow back into the roadway and to remove cars and trash cans from streets to facilitate plowing.
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