The McHenry Township Road District provides maintenance and reconstruction of 135 miles of roads
and adjacent right-of-way. We are dedicated to provide quality service to all of our residents and pride ourselves in Always Doing More For Less through procurement of grants, Intergovernmental Agreements, Motor Fuel Tax funds and our paving programs.
OUR COMMITMENT TO YOU!
and adjacent right-of-way. We are dedicated to provide quality service to all of our residents and pride ourselves in Always Doing More For Less through procurement of grants, Intergovernmental Agreements, Motor Fuel Tax funds and our paving programs.
OUR COMMITMENT TO YOU!
- Snowplow and apply ice control to all township roads – working under exceedingly harsh conditions at all hours of the day or night 24-hour on call
- Place snow fencing in order to prevent the potential hazard of drifting snow
- Maintain and repair roads, shoulders and ditches
- Maintain and repair more than 2,500 warning and regulatory signs
- Install and maintain culverts, guardrails and storm water inlets
- Paint stripe all main roads in township
- Mow along township right-of-way and maintain shoulder
- Remove trash, debris and dead animals from roadsides
- Sweep up loose gravel and debris on township roads
- Provide all street lighting on township roads
- Issue permits for overweight and oversize vehicles through Oxcart
- Issue permits for culvert installation at new construction sites
- Inspect all new subdivision road construction
- Help non-dedicated subdivisions bring their roads up to standards
- Distribute Motor Fuel Tax funds to non-dedicated subdivisions
- Attend all new proposed subdivision plat review meetings for township
- Provide Electronic Waste Recycling April through November
- Brush drop-off and when available provide free wood chips
- Share the expense and maintain buses for McHenry Township Transportation Program
- Host Touch-A-Truck exposition and family fun event
- Deliver sandbags, sand and shovels to critical locations throughout the township for use by crews, volunteers and residents
- Remove any damaged or fallen trees to assure safe roadway conditions
- Cooperate with law enforcement agencies to install warning signs in cases of serious automobile accidents
- Clear all post-accident debris – return roadway to safe driving conditions
- Repair or replace any damaged signage or guard rails