| GS2 - 8/9/2025 07:51
Go to the county. Then the state. Don't go sideways, go up the chain.
If that doesn't work, mention it to a few media outlets, papers, TV, or whatever.
Government officials absolutely hate having their superiors and the world know what they are doing.
The downside is you become "that guy". But, when push comes to shove...shoving works.
Don't know where you live, I'd be highly surprised if a dusty road got any media coverage. LOL
And who are the "superiors" over the township? Only the voters. The county or state doesn't tell the townships how to maintain their roads, nor do they have the authority to do so.
Oh, the comment about shoving works? Remember that when your road is the last one to get cleared of snow........
Edited by mac4440 8/9/2025 12:20
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Township road work.
