Hundreds of signs, markers installed across Carbon County

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County-contracted workers install reflective plates on a barrier on Airport Road near Andalex Coal Mine. The state picked up the cost of installing hundreds of signs and delineator posts in Carbon County under the state's run-off-the-road mitigation program. County sheriff's will measure the impact the signs have on the number of accidents and report their results to the state.

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