Replacing cracked or damaged asphalt to extend the life of the roads.
Replace asphalt when replacing culverts.
Repairing minor holes along the roadways.
Acts as a temporary repair until a permanent repair can be made.
A process done to prolong the life of the roadway, by sealing up small cracks that would normally allow moisture to penetrate the top layer and cause separation between layers.
Replacement or repair failed culverts that are within the right-of-way.
This includes driveway culverts and cross culverts underneath the roadways.
To allow good visibility while traveling the roadways.
To allow the drainage ditches to flow properly to prevent flooding.
Clearing of debris and sediment around culverts.
Reshaping the drainage ditch to allow proper water flow.
Repairing underground storm sewers.
This process is done in 3 layers: Emulsion, Stone / Emulsion mix, and it is topped with stone to allow traffic to flow.
Repairs larger areas along the roadways.
This process is adopted by the state of Illinois for proper roadway repair.
If a tree/branch is found to be a hazard along the Right-of-Way, the Highway District will do everything it can to make sure it is as safe as possible.
The Highway District staffs multiple mechanics to ensure breakdowns are kept to a minimum, providing a timely response to any issues that arise.
The Highway District is ready for any emergencies that arise.
Removal of deceased animals from road and right-of-ways to keep them clear.
Replacement of deteriorated roadways within Campton Township.
An outside engineering firm is used to evaluate roadway conditions and determine paving priorities. Roads are rated from excellent to poor and are scheduled for resurfacing as funding becomes available.
Painting yellow and white striping to designate lanes on the roadways.
Freshen up Stop Bars at intersections.
Freshen up Crosswalks near schools and main road intersections.
Removal and disposal of debris along the roadways.
"Junking" the roads to remove trash that has made its way to the ditches.
Apply and maintain shoulder gravel along the edge of the roadways to prevent road edges from cracking and breaking apart.
Installation of all MUTCD-regulated signage.
Maintenance of current signage to provide a safe roadway.
Sweeping and clearing intersections of loose gravel or debris that cause unsafe conditions.
Clearing of large amounts of debris that could cause hazardous travel conditions.
Trim trees along the Right-of-Way to provide proper visibility at intersections and roadways.
Maintain overgrowth along ditches to allow the drainage to flow properly.
To restore the original grade and keep the Right-of-Way in good working condition.
To remove tire ruts or yard scrapes caused by traffic or snowplows.
Repairs will be made with soil, seed, and straw matting when required.
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