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CM-ACRD Report: Scott Hill Paving is already underway--today


Site news: The dangerously hot weather is big news today.

A special thanks to the Adair County Road Department today
Good morning:

We have to issue a big "Thanks for a job well done," to our Adair County Road Crew."

Just two weeks ago, on July 24, 2007, Judge Melton received a check from by Ginger Wells, Kentucky Rural Roads commissioner, authorized by Governor Fletcher, to straighten Scott Hill Road. That same day, the ceremonial check was presented to the people of neighborhood
Today, Gaddie-Shamrock has been blacktopping the new section!



Even without the heat, this shows dedication on the part of the road crew.

Today: The Adair County Road Department will be working on the following:
  • District 1: Blacktopping on the Scott Hill Road in District 1
  • District 5: Chip and Sealing and hauling gravel.
  • District 6: The Spout Springs Bridge.
Please excerise caution when driving in these areas.

A word of thanks to all of those who have called in appreciation for the extra work our office has been doing to make Adair County Roads better and safer for all of us, especially the school kids. We want you to know that it is no aggravation, at all.

Even if the situation is not our responsibility, we'll try to make it our business, as Judge Melton did yesterday when the need for the "No Passing on Shoulders" signs on Campbellsville Road was brought to our attention. -LISA LEE , CJE administrative assistant, office of Adair County Judge Executive Ann Melton. 270-384-4703. Adair County Judge Executive Ann Melton.

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No Passing on Shoulder signs go on KY 55



2007-08-08 - Front of Day & Day Feed Mill, Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener.
Before 10:00am CT, this morning, Wednesday, August 8, 2007 a sign crew from Kentucky Highway Department District 8, Somerset, Kentucky, was erecting the first "No Passing on Shoulder" signs up in front of Day & Day Feed Mill, 1011 Campbellsville Road, in Columbia. Carl Cassady, and Dan Eagle were holding the sign whilel Mark Hood and Marty Marcum drove the standard. Junior Brown, Adair County KHD Maintenance Supervisor, said that the signs had been ordered for two weeks. Local drivers had complained of impatient motorists using the shoulder to pass on the right. Yesterday, CJE Ann Melton's office received confirmation that the signs would be installed no later than Friday, August 10. The sign crew kept its word, delivering two days earlier.

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