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Escambia County To Pave Hicks Street In Cantonment
March 23, 2016
Escambia County is set to pave Hicks Street in Cantonment.
The project consists of the design and paving of Hicks Street from Muscogee Road to the west end of Hicks. The project will also address drainage upgrades necessary to prevent roadway flooding, plus restoration of disturbed areas with sodding.
Contractor for the Local Option Sales Tax funded project is Panhandle Grading & Paving.
Pictured: Hicks Street in Cantonment. Photo courtesy Escambia County for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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5 Responses to “Escambia County To Pave Hicks Street In Cantonment”
I have yet to see a log truck traveling at the the speed of 80 mph on Muscogee, if that was the case, there would be a high rate of accidents. DOT monitors this road and further down on 112, most truckers know not to fly through these areas. Why should log trucks pay to bring loads to a local plant? Maybe the residents complaining won’t mind when they can’t purchase needed resources that are provided by logs taken into that plant. If the county can pave this side road, then they can pave Muscogee, but sadly the decision makers choose to pave certain roads for the wrong reasons. Muscogee needs the work, not this side road.
You have to wonder why they are paving any side roads when Muscogee Rd itself has needed paving for years. They have finally done something with Jacks Branch which they are to be commended for. They should set-up a toll booth at the paper mill and collect a toll from all the log trucks running Muscogee and causing most of the damage since they can’t seem to ever find a normal safe speed…… they seem to always want to do 80 or 30, nothing in between.
Now if they could do bush street off of pine forest
Sorry I meant we only get it GRADED EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE.
PLEASE, FOUR STAR FARM ROAD IN MOLINO . Has been needing PAVING for 4 DECADES. We all on this ROAD have been trying to get it done for years. YET every time we turn around another Road in the area ” some with only a Verry Few Residents ” is getting PAVED. We have ALOT of Residents on this ROAD . ANd still the COUNTY will not do anything but pave it . ”EVERY ONCE IN AWHILE. We all pay our Taxes TOOOO.