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County engineer reports bridge reopenings and grant submissions

Washington County Board of Supervisors · August 3, 2026
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Summary

The county engineer told supervisors four bridges have opened in the past month and outlined several projects in construction, grant applications (including a $500,000 CDAP and a potential $1,000,000 SIP request) and an estimated $1.5 million LSBP project pending an environmental report.

The county engineer updated the board on infrastructure work and pending funding opportunities. He reported that multiple bridges — including Club 17, Collier Road and two ERBR bridges on Avendar Love — were opened to traffic in the past month.

He described construction progress at Huntington Point Road (test piles arriving and crane deployment) and noted the CRSA project near Tambora is about 95% complete but must await state inspection before opening to traffic. The engineer said the Williams Bio LSBP project will require about $1,512,000 in pool funds when the environmental report is approved, and staff plan to submit a CDAP application for $500,000 (no county match) and consider a SIP application for up to $1,000,000. Supervisors asked the engineer to provide cost estimates and timelines for temporary stabilization of threatened structures and embankments so the board can plan funding and next steps.