Allen County roads continue to deteriorate with additional moisture and freezing and thawing, Bill King, director of Public Works, told commissioners Tuesday.
“We can’t do much with the potholes until the roads dry,” he said. “If we grade them now, the rock pops right back out and you damage roads more than you help them. I know people are upset, but we’re doing the right thing by waiting.”
The county has spent about $150,000 clearing roads of snow and ice this winter, he estimated.
King said conversations with the Federal Emergency…
Weather hard on county roads
