The Fairfield Bay Community Club launched a project after approval by the City Council of Fairfield Bay to improve the local roads.
Now the city has over 24 miles of newly striped roads. Drivers on the roads can now see better at night. The new road conditions come after the City Council accepted a bid from the Community Club.
The newly painted roads come amid a tense vote in the city council meeting. It was stated that the roads needed to be improved to avoid legal liability for crashes. The Community Club was tasked with the job.
New Road Striping For Fairfield Bay
The city provided funding with the Community Club project after securing a bid from the Community Club to provide the services. The decision to accept the bid was made by the city council in a vote last city council meeting.
The Board of Directors at the Community Club issued the following statement after the decision on Facebook:
“The Board of Directors would like to express their gratitude to the City Council funding the striping of the roads for a total of 24.8 miles.”
The vote to approve the new striping by the Community Club was approved by the following city councilmembers on October 14th:
- Patricia Leitner
- Ruth Krotz
- Doyle Scroggins
- Bella Comas
You can view the photos of the newly painted roads below:
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