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Residents praise road crew work and flag dead trees, narrow bridge as safety risks
Summary
Public commenters praised recent roadwork on Coupe River Road, and raised new safety concerns: more than 40 standing dead pines along Kney River Road and a narrow Bobtail bridge that a commenter called a choke point on a primary evacuation route.
A member of the public praised county road crews for recent work on the Coupe River Road between Pike Creek Bridge and Bozeman, saying neighbors were pleased with the repairs and final condition.
Another commenter raised safety concerns on the Kney River Road, reporting he counted more than 40 standing dead pine trees along the riverside and noting that the Bobtail bridge is too narrow, creating a choke point on a primary evacuation route. He said the affected road is a state highway and that he would contact the state highway office (naming Jesse Gascon) to seek action; commissioners acknowledged the state’s jurisdiction and said they would follow up but that state action is required for the trees and certain bridge improvements.
