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Bethel Township
Clark County, Ohio
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Road Department
Bethel Township
Clark County, Ohio
This is the busiest time of year for members of our Road
Department. They are out mowing roadsides, parks, and
cemeteries, and repairing potholes. They also do most
maintenance work on our equipment, including mechanical
repairs.
You will see them in many areas doing many projects.
Check our blog at www.betheltownship.wordpress.com for
updated information.
Department. They are out mowing roadsides, parks, and
cemeteries, and repairing potholes. They also do most
maintenance work on our equipment, including mechanical
repairs.
You will see them in many areas doing many projects.
Check our blog at www.betheltownship.wordpress.com for
updated information.
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Major road projects in the township this year are:
Due to the unusual amount of road paving done last year
we do not anticipate large scale projects this year. Some
sealing projects and drainage projects will be announced
later this year.
A $125,000 grant has been awarded to Clark County
TCC for a safety study of State Route 235 between the
Clark/Montgomery county line to the south and Route 40
to the north. The study will be looking for ways to improve
safety and decrease vehicular and pedestrian accidents
and injuries. The study will begin in July 2011.
Due to the unusual amount of road paving done last year
we do not anticipate large scale projects this year. Some
sealing projects and drainage projects will be announced
later this year.
A $125,000 grant has been awarded to Clark County
TCC for a safety study of State Route 235 between the
Clark/Montgomery county line to the south and Route 40
to the north. The study will be looking for ways to improve
safety and decrease vehicular and pedestrian accidents
and injuries. The study will begin in July 2011.