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Commission hears paving, equipment and crew updates
Summary
Staff reported crews are working in Tellahoma and Copperas Creek, paving is constrained by rain, and equipment issues — including a fallen stump‑jumper — have required mechanic callouts; commissioners said they hope for increased fall paving.
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Ben provided the commission with a routine operations update, saying county crews are working in Tellahoma and on Copperas Creek where a new subdivision is being built and describing recent equipment problems that have hurt productivity.
"We got our crews in, Tellahoma right now on the Copperas Creek. They're trying to build a new subdivision back there," Ben said, and later described a stump‑jumper that came off and damaged a driveway, which required mechanic attention. Commissioners noted rain in July has limited paving windows; Ben said he hoped for more fall paving if weather permits.
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