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Smith County approves $475,830 HRRR grant for rural-road safety
Summary
The Smith County Commissioners approved a $475,830 High Risk Rural Roads (HRRR) grant March 30, 2026, signing the contract to fund safety projects on county roads. The board also approved related surveying contracts and other road‑maintenance items.
The Smith County Commissioners voted March 30 to accept a High Risk Rural Roads (HRRR) grant worth $475,830 to fund safety projects on county roads. Road Supervisor Travis Story presented the contract; Commission Chairman Kurt Ifland signed the agreement after the board approved the contract.
The HRRR award is intended to support targeted safety improvements on rural routes identified by county staff. At the same meeting, Story also presented two BHC surveying contracts connected to road work: $3,050 for surveying on 270 Rd between X Rd and Y Rd and $4,050 for the southeast corner of 150 Rd and P Rd. Chairman Kurt Ifland signed both contracts. The board discussed multiple roadway locations that need attention, including 140 Rd, M Rd and segments of N Rd and 110 Rd.
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