January 7, 2022 |

You may be more worried about snow drifts on county roads this week than dust this summer, but the Road and Bridge Department is planning ahead. More than 50 miles of road surface along the Jack Creek and Hanna Leo Rods will be treated with a chemical compound later this year after the snow melts to mitigate the amount of dust kicked up by vehicles. Cali O’Hare has more.

Pictured above: A 2017 file photo of dust being kicked up on a dirt road in Wyoming. Photo by Cali O’Hare/Bigfoot 99.

 

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