North Michigan Street will close at Hoham Drive in Plymouth for a planned infrastructure project.
Continue readingStreet in Plymouth to Close for Infrastructure Project
Marshall County Highway Superintendent Discusses Additional Projects with County
Marshall County Highway Superintendent Jason Peters asked the Marshall County Council members for their support in doing some extra projects with appropriated money.
Continue readingNorth Michigan Road Project in Plymouth to Start Tuesday
North Michigan Road in Plymouth will be closed for two weeks beginning Tuesday, July 14 at 8 a.m. for a road improvement project.
Continue readingFEMA to Visit Marshall County to Claim Additional Documents, Chip Seal Work to Begin
Marshall County Highway Supervisor Jason Peters will be meeting with a FEMA representative on Monday to review documents. The field tech will go over the damage caused by the late winter flooding that damaged roads, culverts and bridges and what steps the county took to make those repairs for reimbursement.
Marshall County Chip and Seal Projects to Begin Monday
Marshall County Highway Supervisor Jason Peters told the county council members on Monday that paving is underway on 6th Road, but the weather hasn’t cooperated in order for that project to be done in a timely manner.
County Council Discusses Community Crossings Funding
The Community Crossings funding for the Beech Road project in Marshall County is now available. Highway Supervisor Jason Peters told the county council Monday morning that the state’s portion will be $216,060 with the county’s match of $87,712.05. The invoice hasn’t been submitted yet but the project is ready for payment.
Commissioners Sign Contract for North Michigan Street Paving Project
Marshall County Supervisor Jason Peters presented a contract with Walsh and Kelly to the Marshall County Commissioners for a paving project on North Michigan Street in Plymouth.
Peters reminded the commissioners that three projects were awarded Community Crossings funds but when the bids came back the county could only fund two projects with the grant money. Those projects included Beech Road from U.S. 6 to 3B Road and South Michigan Street from Dewey Street to State Road 110.
