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Township road report: mill work on Becker Rd., equipment repairs and new hire reported
Summary
Road superintendent reported a rented road planner to mill Becker Road, catch basin work on Frazier Road, repairs to F550 trucks totaling roughly $6,884.92, and a new hire, Dan Ristity, who began Oct. 27, 2025; snow-fence installation is nearing completion.
The Jefferson Township road report read at the Nov. 10 meeting described several maintenance and equipment items. Officials rented a road planner from Herc Rentals to mill a section of Becker Road and installed a 24-inch catch basin with a 6-inch M-top at a pipe inlet on Frazier Road to address erosion. Two township trucks required repairs: the 2019 F550 had repairs including exhaust manifold work and parts estimated at $2,013.91, and the 2015 F550 was repaired with tailgate and side work costing $4,871.01.
Township officials also reported that a new hire, Dan Ristity, started on Oct. 27, 2025, the grader had battery issues resolved with a kill switch and two new batteries, and snow-fence installation at the park is nearly complete. Road crew members attended a road-preservation meeting to learn techniques for preserving roadways.
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