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BUTERA ROAD CONSTRUCTION STARTS MONDAY

By Scott Engle
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From Nichols Sawmill Rd to Walnut Creek Rd.
Distance: 10,100 linear feet (close to 2 miles)
Preparations begin Monday, 8/18/25, to clear and define the work zones.
Currently, the road is 21 feet wide.
Upon completion, the road will be 28 feet wide.
The 2025 Road Bond, which was passed during the last election cycle, opened the door for the financial expenditure for multiple roads in need of reconstruction.
Please be patient during the construction progress.
Give yourself extra time to reach your destination.
Drive slow around the road crews.
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