Road Maintenance
Maintenance District Information
WEEKLY UPDATE:
Information regarding maintenance work occurring in the County maintenance districts for the week of March 25, 2019:
| District 1 (Wenatchee) |
The crew will be brooming and doing spring cleanup. Temporary weight restrictions are in place on roads throughout the Wenatchee District. |
| District 2 (Cashmere) |
On Monday, the crew will continue the cleanup of Stine Hill Road in Dryden, at milepost 3.25. In the work area, the road will be at one lane, with flaggers controlling traffic. Motorists should plan for minor traffic delays. After Monday, the crew will be ditching on Olalla Canyon Road, from milepost 1 to 4. The work area will be at one lane, with flaggers controlling traffic. The crew also will be doing spring cleanup. Temporary weight restrictions are in place on roads throughout the Cashmere District. |
| District 3 (Leavenworth) |
The crew will be using the grader to wing back snow on the district’s upper routes. Throughout the district, the crew also will be hand patching potholes and checking drainages. The crew will be brooming lower routes as well. |
| District 4 (Entiat) |
The crew will be brushing on Entiat River Road, from milepost 17 to 25. In the work area, the roadway will be at one lane, with a flagger controlling traffic. The crew also will be cleaning bridges in the district. Temporary weight restrictions are in place on roads throughout the Entiat District. |
| District 5 (Chelan) |
As needed, the crew will be doing snow and ice control and spring runoff control. The crew also will continue spring brooming in the Manson area and on South Lakeshore Road. On South Lakeshore Road, the crew also will be repairing guardrail (near the Cove Marina). In the work area, the roadway will be at one lane, with flaggers controlling traffic. Motorists should expect minor delays. And, as time allows, the crew will be spring grading on primitive roads. Temporary weight restrictions are in place on roads throughout the Chelan District. |
Need to find out which Chelan County Maintenance District you live in? Click the link below for the districts map:
Maintenance Districts Map
Snow Plow Priority Routes
Chelan County's snow- and ice-control efforts are prioritized to assure vital access is maintained throughout the County. That means school bus routes and major arterials are top priorities during and after a snow event. Local access roads are plowed only after these roads.
The County has many primitive roads. These include dead end roads that don't have a place for plows to turn around or are inaccessible to snowplows. Some primitive roads are not plowed. Others may need to be left unattended until weather and road conditions allow equipment to get to them safely.
Be aware of what type of County road you live on. If you need clarification, check out the Chelan County Snow & Ice Removal Priorities map below.