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Resident urges prioritizing roads near churches for paving

Washington County Board of Commissioners · January 8, 2026
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Summary

Deborah Brown told commissioners she would "like roads paved where churches are" and expressed a broader hope that all Washington County roads be paved eventually; her remarks were recorded during the public comment portion of the Jan. 8 meeting.

During the public comment portion of the Jan. 8 meeting, resident Deborah Brown asked commissioners to prioritize paving roads where churches are located and expressed hope that "all of Washington County roads" would be paved someday. Her remarks framed a constituent appeal for local paving investment and equity in road improvements.

Commissioners did not take a separate vote tied solely to Brown's request, but her comments were considered alongside staff updates and the board's later approval of 2026 mill-and-pave priorities that named Donovan and Buckeye Road for early resurfacing.