Elko County road superintendent reports MAC program completion, material costs just under $400,000
Elko County Road Superintendent Dennis Bryce reported the county completed nearly 150 miles of magnesium chloride application (about 3,000 tons) around June 11 and said material-only costs are expected to be just under $400,000; he outlined follow-up patching and planned overlays.
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Dennis Bryce, Elko County Road Superintendent, briefed the RTC on the county's magnesium chloride (MAC) program and upcoming overlay work.
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