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County details washed‑out roads and emergency bridge work after storms
Summary
Officials described multiple damaged approaches and washed‑out road sections — including an 80‑foot loss at one bridge approach — and said the state helped install a temporary bridge at Keeler Kirk while permanent repairs are planned.
County staff described a series of road and bridge failures linked to the storms, noting that some approaches and road segments were carried away by scouring and sediment movement. One approach at Keeler Kirk was described as "probably 80 ft deep" where the approach was lost and a temporary bridge was installed to restore access.
Officials said Granite Creek Road received a permanent repair and that crews are working on sections such as Champion Hall Road North and West Fisher. Detours currently force some residents to drive 20–25 miles around damaged sections. Engineering work is under way to finalize permits for longer repairs and the county said the state has committed emergency funding for specific projects.
