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Road supervisor reports pothole repairs, mowing and equipment evaluation
Summary
Road and Bridge Supervisor Cody Zook updated the Cherokee County commissioners on current projects, said crews are mowing ditches and confirmed he will check whether District 2 asphalt funds can finish Park Drive work the City of Columbus is undertaking.
Cody Zook, Road and Bridge Supervisor, told the Board on Oct. 7 that crews have been mowing ditches and are actively working on multiple projects across the county. He said the department is evaluating different mower types to improve operations and maintenance efficiency.
Commissioner Lorie Johnson told the Board she had spoken with a City of Columbus official who reported asphalt work on Park Drive and asked whether remaining District 2 asphalt funds could be applied to finish that work; Zook said he would find out. Chair Cory Moates also reported a hole on Star east of 82nd Street and a noted increase in traffic on old Highway 66; Zook said repairs would be scheduled.
The update included no formal motions; commissioners asked staff to follow up on funding and repair timelines. The Road and Bridge office continues evaluating capital equipment to support ongoing maintenance needs.
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