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Cleveland County seeks CED #5 road funds and approves solid-waste equipment requests
Summary
The board approved CED #5 fund applications for road maintenance in Districts 1 and 3—each requesting $25,000—and green-lighted a Solid Waste grant request including a $43,315 mulching head and a $3,000 chainsaw.
Cleveland County commissioners approved requests for CED #5 funding to support local road maintenance projects in both District 1 and District 3, with each district requesting $25,000 for repair and overlay work. District 3’s request specifically lists overlay/patching work slated for Lewis Road (72nd Street to 192nd Street) and Bryant Road (180th Street to the County Line).
Separately, the board approved a Solid Waste grant application for District 1 that includes a mulching head priced at $43,315 and a $3,000 chainsaw. The board also approved recurring service and maintenance agreements relevant to road operations, including a FuelMaster maintenance agreement for $2,650 annually and cleaning and fiber/internet service renewals for district facilities.
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