Construction crews, equipment remove inactive railroad tracks from Price city street

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Construction crew members and heavy equipment operators concentrate on tearing up the old railroad tracks crossing 100 West at approximately 100 South in Price earlier in the month. The railroad no longer runs train cars along the two sets of old tracks. Therefore, construction and work crews removed the inactive tracks from the city's street. The railroad tracks, wooden ties and related debris were later discarded.

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