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Highway superintendent reports road work, equipment issues and pending delivery
Summary
Highway Superintendent Kenny Peoples Jr. reported grading Miller and Gaffney roads, repairing washouts, welding a broken three-point hitch arm, replacing a roller alternator, and expecting a Western Star cab and chassis delivery around July 27, 2025. Fuel usage for the period was 189.0 gallons.
Highway Superintendent Kenny Peoples Jr. reported routine maintenance and recent repairs at the July 3 meeting, including grading Miller and Gaffney Roads, repairing a washed-out driveway on Greengrass Road, welding a broken three-point hitch arm, replacing an alternator on the roller, and removing three dead deer from Hardscrabble Road.
Peoples said the Western Star cab and chassis is scheduled for delivery around July 27, 2025, and that fuel usage for the reported period was 189.0 gallons. In old business he asked about the minimum bid for selling the rock crusher; the minimum bid cited was $5,000. Bridget Burke asked the superintendent about fixing the end of Ackerson Road to restore access to the picnic area.
