Public Works outlines road, drainage and fleet accomplishments; asks board to prioritize SCOP projects
Public Works reviewed the department's annual activity—13.72 miles resurfaced, about 677 paved lane miles managed, 182 county vehicles maintained—and asked the board to prioritize SCOP projects in light of inflationary shortfalls; commissioners praised staff responsiveness and asked staff to address pothole and drainage complaints quickly.
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Public Works presented its annual report to the commission, summarizing maintenance, staffing, and capital needs across county roads, bridges, drainage and fleet.
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