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Highway superintendent reports mowing under way; paving delayed after crew absence
Summary
Highway Superintendent Benton Bartlett told the Coffee County Highway Commission that mowing is on its second round and paving was postponed due to a crew members illness and a recent equipment repair; the county plans to resume paving after the July 4 holiday on Bankshire Road, then Tullahoma and Hillsboro.
Benton Bartlett, Coffee County Highway Superintendent, told the commission on July 1 that "mowers are on their second round of mowing the county roads," and that roads serving Wesley Chapels annual picnic will be freshly mowed ahead of the event.
Bartlett said paving has been postponed while a crew member, Ronnie Blackburn, is absent due to illness and that a wheel replacement on the paver was far less expensive than replacing the 1994-model paver. "The county is hoping to get back to paving after the July 4th holiday," Bartlett said, adding that crews plan to move to Bankshire Road in Beechgrove, then to Tullahoma, and finish the season in Hillsboro.
The minutes do not record a firm start date for the resumed paving or a separate board vote to reallocate resources; the report was logged as the superintendents routine operations update. The commission set its next meeting for Aug. 5, 2026.
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