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About Time: Mowing Crews Tackle The Highway 29 Jungle
July 29, 2018
Anyone that has driven Highway 29 in the past few weeks has noticed that the weeds were, in many places, higher than most cars in the median and alongside the roadway and creating hazards for drivers.
Crews were out mowing Saturday. We’re told they will, weather permitting, finish the job this week and also mow the right of way on Highway 97.
The Florida Department of Transportation contacts right of way mowing on Highway 29 and Highway 97 to a company called BroadSpectrum. Withing the town limits of Century, BroadSpectrum subcontracts the mowing and trimming out to the Town of Century.
Pictured top: Weeds in the median of Highway 29 near Century Saturday morning. Pictured below: Mowing completed along Highway 29 near Molino Saturday afternoon. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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