Residents on Bradford Road in Aliceville will be getting a new bridge over Beaver Creek.
BY GENA HUFF, Editor
Two citizens from Aliceville were on hand at the Commissioner’s April 10 meeting to voice their concerns about Bradford Road and Beaver Creek Road, both off County Road 78, both unpaved.
April showers may bring May flowers, but it also brings drainage issues, flooding issues, mud issues, and pot hole issues. I don’t have to tell any of you about driving dirt roads; we all know how they can be, especially after heavy rains. And those readers who live down dirt roads and drive them every day, it becomes a major issue quickly.
James Lee had several concerns regarding the drainage and potholes along the Beaver Creek Road. “We have holes there,” said Lee. “You have to get almost into the ditch just to get by because it has a lot of holes on one side.” After rain, this becomes a bigger problem as ruts turn into mud and deeper holes aren’t as obvious as they begin filling with water.
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