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VDOT reports resurfacing schedule, mowing and rural‑rustic route activity for Buckingham
Summary
VDOT resident engineer Scott Frederick updated the Board on asphalt patching, surface treatments on Route 633 and Route 600, widened shoulders ahead of resurfacing, litter pickup, and upcoming rural‑rustic route work; supervisors asked for attention to specific local trouble spots.
Scott Frederick, VDOT Resident Engineer, briefed the Board on ongoing and near‑term road work across Buckingham County.
Frederick said crews have continued asphalt patching and resurfacing work, cited Route 600 and Route 633 (School Road) as on the surface‑treatment schedule and described shoulder‑widening work completed in preparation for resurfacing. He reported 843 bags of litter collected, mowing and safety cuts underway, and plans to address rural‑rustic routes soon. Supervisors raised local trouble spots (a hole at the end of Route 652 and a mud hole on St. Andrew's Road); Frederick acknowledged the concerns and said crews will address them soon.
Frederick and supervisors projected work would continue through the summer and into the fall until colder weather curtails paving operations.
