July 2025 Public Works Department Report

A worker operates a truck spreading gravel or asphalt on a rural road in a scenic area.

Published on August 21, 2025

July was another busy month in the CSD Public Works Department. A few highlights from the monthly report include:

  • 89 tons of asphalt were used to repair and maintain our roads, most notably on Skyline Drive
  • Work began to restripe equestrian crossings
  • Extensive progress was made in our roadside mowing efforts
  • 50 fire hydrants were inspected, bringing the total to 348 of 653 inspected since January
  • 21 water leaks repaired
  • Repair and rehabilitation of the Prairie Ct. & Cumberland Rd. Bus Stop‍

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Freshly patched road section with traffic cones and double yellow lines on a rural, hilly roadway.
A winding road in a rural hilly landscape with power lines and scattered houses under a clear blue sky.
A small brown shelter under a tree by a fence, with a house in the background.
Freshly patched road section with traffic cones and double yellow lines on a rural, hilly roadway.
A winding road in a rural hilly landscape with power lines and scattered houses under a clear blue sky.
A small brown shelter under a tree by a fence, with a house in the background.
Freshly patched road section with traffic cones and double yellow lines on a rural, hilly roadway.
A winding road in a rural hilly landscape with power lines and scattered houses under a clear blue sky.
A small brown shelter under a tree by a fence, with a house in the background.
Freshly patched road section with traffic cones and double yellow lines on a rural, hilly roadway.
A winding road in a rural hilly landscape with power lines and scattered houses under a clear blue sky.
A small brown shelter under a tree by a fence, with a house in the background.