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County engineer reports doubled mowing productivity and ongoing bridge work
Summary
County Engineer Adam Miller said crews have nearly completed several bridge repairs, begun shoulder work on B60, and that a new flail mower "has nearly doubled mowing productivity." New trucks are arriving and motor graders are expected soon, while snow equipment remains delayed.
County Engineer Adam Miller updated the Floyd County Board of Supervisors on secondary road activities at the June 30 meeting. Miller said crews are completing bridge repairs, cleanouts, log removal, and driveway repairs; shoulder work on B60 began the previous day. He reported that a new flail mower "has nearly doubled mowing productivity," new trucks are being received, and new motor graders are expected within the next few weeks, though snow equipment has been delayed.
On construction projects Miller said environmental clearances are being received for design work, right-of-way acquisition for the Niles Corner bridge is nearly complete, and work continues on a bridge replacement on 170th Street south of Rudd. He also noted the Speed Feedback Trailer is collecting useful data and is located on Rotary Park Road.
These ongoing operations reflect routine road maintenance and project progression led by the County Engineer.
