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Highway superintendent reports paving progress, pothole blitz and 98 miles graded
Summary
Highway Superintendent Jerry Ault told the board crews completed most culvert installations and are conducting a countywide pothole patching blitz, mowing second passes, and have graded about 98 miles of gravel roads; paving is nearly complete in District 3 and a road‑widening program will follow curing of new pavement.
Highway Superintendent Jerry Ault updated commissioners on road work across the county: culverts have been installed with crews backfilling, a county‑wide pothole patching blitz is underway, and mowing crews are on a second pass. Ault said crews have graded "ninety‑eight miles of gravel roads" so far and will resume ditching after the pothole effort is complete.<br><br>Paving is nearly complete in District 3 and bridge crews are pressure washing and sealing bridge decks across the county. Ault told the board that once newly paved roads have cured, a road‑widening program will begin as part of the paving process.
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