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Grant County adopts dust abatement policy for county roads

Grant County Court · May 20, 2026
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Summary

The Grant County Court adopted a dust abatement policy requiring property owners abutting county road rights‑of‑way to submit requests to the Road Department; owners remain responsible for purchasing and applying dust control products. The motion passed unanimously.

The Grant County Court approved a new dust abatement policy May 20 establishing requirements and responsibilities for dust-control operations on county roads.

Under the policy, property owners adjoining a legally deeded county road right‑of‑way must submit a written request to the Road Department Roadmaster for approval. If approved, the Road Department will schedule, shape and compact the prescribed area based on time, equipment availability and priority; the property owner is responsible for purchasing and applying the dust abatement product.

Motion: Judge Hamsher moved to approve the policy as presented; Commissioner Rowell seconded. The motion carried (Ayes 3).