A full story and more of Commissioner Green's comments will appear in the February 17th edition of the Centreville Press.
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Thursday, February 11
Local Residents Alarmed by Road Problems.
Several road issues in Bibb County have alarmed local residents. A road in Six Mile is collapsing and the possible detour dirt road is saturated and eroding. Commissioner Al Green presides over the district which includes Six Mile. In a brief interview with the press Green suggested, "The road conditions are a priority right now for the county. We are sorry that the weather has hurt progress. We are doing the best we can considering the weather problems we are dealing with."
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I want to thank Daniel Bamberg, reporter for the Centreville Press. I live on Deer Creek Rd. and after talking to Daniel about the concerns about the condition of our roads, he came out and investigated and within just a few hours, the county had workers out there working on the roads. Less than a week later, the culvert was replaced. Now we are waiting for the dirt road to be repaired and made safe. Everyone who lives in the area know that the damage to the dirt road is always caused by the logging trucks that drive in and out, making huge ruts and big pot holes. Who pays to fix the roads after they damage them? I'm not stupid. We do.
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