LIVINGSTON COUNTY — Livingston County Highway Superintendent Don Higgins presented the Public Services Committee a prototype sign that travelers will see as they enter the County. According to Higgins, the plan is to place a sign at every County Road entering the County. "We are looking at placing a sign on each county road coming into the County," said Higgins, a Marine Corps Veteran. "There would be approximately 22-24 signs. In the big … [Read more...]
Feds and State to Cover 94.5% of County Bridge Maintenance Cost
LIVINGSTON COUNTY – The vast majority of a preventative maintenance project for four bridges in Livingston County will be paid for by New York State and Federal grant funds. According to Don Higgins, Livingston County’s Superintendent of Highways, of the $1.145 million required to prolong the lives of four bridges, Livingston County's share is just 5.5 percent. "This is a good thing for local government," said Higgins. "We will repair … [Read more...]
Know Your Local Winter Hazards from Livingston County Highway Department
LIVINGSTON COUNTY – In light of multiple car accidents on Tuesday morning's icy roads, it is more important than ever for drivers to stay in tune to local road conditions. According to Don Higgins, Highways Superintendent for Livingston County, every area in the county has its own set of hazards, and drivers need to adapt their driving to their immediate weather and road conditions to stay safe. "All roads are hazardous depending on the … [Read more...]
Patriot Guard Riders Will Escort Veterans Remains Through County
LIVINGSTON COUNTY — The Patriot Guard Riders of New York will escort the unclaimed remains of twelve United States Veterans to their final resting place. On Friday, September 6, the Patriot Guard Riders will escort United States Veterans from Buffalo and Rochester to the Bath National Cemetery. The following Veterans will be interred with full military honors: Pvt. Joseph Gunther, Army, WWI Lt. Robert A. Lehmer, Navy, WWII SSgt. … [Read more...]