After 35 years at the Kent County Road Commission, Managing Director Steve Warren will retire, effective October 1. Jerry Byrne, KCRC’s deputy managing director of operations, will assume the role of KCRC’s new managing director.
The annual color tour guides travelers along picturesque routes throughout Kent County that showcase the vibrant colors of the season and the natural beauty of the area.
As communities throughout Kent County continue storm clean-up, local agencies are working to assist in disposal of storm-related brush and tree debris.
By implementing a roundabout at this intersection, KCRC aims to enhance its transportation infrastructure while prioritizing safety and efficiency.
KCRC has been receiving inquiries regarding the condition of gravel roads and amount of dust on them. Lack of rain/precipitation helps to explain why dust control is not as effective as it typically is this time of year.
KCRC asks community to assist with the redesign of this site by participating in a brief online survey.
Third-grade artists are invited to submit a caution-sign entry for the Work Zone Safety Poster Contest.
It is "orange barrel season" once again, and Kent County Road Commission will continue a “mix of fixes” approach to pavement management throughout the 2023 construction season.
Seasonal weight and speed restrictions will be lifted next Monday, March 27 beginning at 6 a.m. by local agencies including KCRC.
A final procession of road agency vehicles from across the state honored René Rangel, our fallen brother from Van Buren County Road Commission.
Beginning Monday, February 13 at 6 a.m., Seasonal Weight and Speed Restrictions will be enforced by Kent County Road Commission and other neighboring road agencies.
Part of winter storm clean-up is opening the storm drains and catch basins so that flowing water navigates to the appropriate outlet. You can help!
From all of us at KCRC, we wish everyone the happiest of holidays and a very, merry Christmas (Watch Video).
From our families to yours, we wish you good tidings, safe travels and the happiest of holidays!
With winter just around the corner, we’re urging residents to give their mailbox an aggressive shake; if the mailbox moves, it most likely needs maintenance to withstand the winter season and storm response efforts.
The Kent County Road Commission (KCRC) joins the Fallasburg Historical Society this weekend at the Fallasburg Arts Festival to celebrate the sesquicentennial of the Fallasburg Covered Bridge.
Signs can be a useful tool to convey information. But let’s make sure their placement doesn’t overshadow the message!
Here's how to safely navigate intersections with high vegetation and what you can do to help along your property.
Local public works and road agencies are sending their “fleets through the streets” in celebration of National Public Works Week, running May 16 - 22.