County department moves into road maintenance facility

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Road supervisor Ray Hanson looks over the lube and welding bays at the county maintenance shop before the department move into the building. With the move, the county will operate out of the Airport Road facility as well as looking at constructing equipment storage buildings and a salt shed. The old facility, located on Carbonville Road, will be used by the Utah Department of Natural Resources to protect state vehicles and act as a central point for emergency crews during summer fire seasons.

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