Bridge receives badly needed repairs in Nine Mile

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Crews get ready to place pipe in Nine Mile Creek during repair efforts last weekend so that access to Dry Canyon can be restored. The high water this spring has damaged a number of structures in the state, and this stream crossing was among them. While replacing the pipe, the water was still high and the construction gang had to face rapid water during the installation of the pipes.

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