County engineer reports on road projects, Murphy Pit gravel and flood cost-share
Summary
Engineer Chad Gillespie updated the board on CSAH projects, confirmed the contractor finished crushing gravel at the Murphy Pit pending pit restoration, and said the 2025 Summer Flood is a State disaster with the county and townships responsible for 25% of costs.
Engineer Chad Gillespie told commissioners the contractor has finished crushing gravel at the Murphy Pit and that pit restoration remains to be completed; he said he will discuss future lease options with landowner Jerry Murphy. Gillespie reviewed progress on CSAH 15, Dumont, CSAH 9, the county park and a seal coat for Browns Valley South MCSAH 4, and distributed the department’s 2024 annual report and a draft 2026 budget outlook.
Gillespie also told the Board that the 2025 Summer Flood is a State disaster rather than a FEMA disaster and said, "the County and townships will be responsible for 25% of the costs." Commissioners asked for further budget detail; Gillespie will coordinate with township officials as damage costs are quantified.
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