Dickinson County Road Commission - Safety Message from Rep. Beau LafaveThe County Road 607 Project for 2018 hasbeen delayed until further noticedue to unforeseen circumstances.The DCRC expects constructionto take place in the summer of 2019. All residents shoud be aware that theonly vehicles authorized to useflashing, rotating or oscillating green lights areState, County or Municipal vehiclesengaged in the removal of ice, snow or other materialsfrom the Highway, Primary or Local Roads or engaged in other non-winter operations. Use or possession of flashing, rotating or oscillatinggreen lights by any other vehicle, includingcommercial snow removal is prohibited by MCL 257.698(5). Violation of MCL 257.698(5) is a90-day misdemeanor.

1107 S. Milwaukee Ave.
P.O. Box 519
Iron Mountain, MI 49801
ph: 906-774-1588
fax: 906-774-7227

Safety Message from Rep. Beau Lafave

The County Road 607 Project for 2018 has

been delayed until further notice

due to unforeseen circumstances.

The DCRC expects construction

to take place in the summer of 2019.

All residents shoud be aware that the

only vehicles authorized to use

flashing, rotating or oscillating green lights are

State, County or Municipal vehicles

engaged in the removal of ice, snow or other materials

from the Highway, Primary or Local Roads

or engaged in other non-winter operations.

Use or possession of flashing, rotating or oscillating

green lights by any other vehicle, including

commercial snow removal is prohibited by

MCL 257.698(5).

Violation of MCL 257.698(5) is a

90-day misdemeanor.

IRON MOUNTAIN FACILITY

1107 S. Milwaukee Ave.

P.O. Box 519

Iron Mountain, MI 49801

(906) 774-1588 Phone

(906) 774-7227 Fax

(906) 774-1162 Engineering

(906) 774-1034 Shop

(906) 774-6044 Stock Clerk

Summer Hours

6:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.

Monday thru Thursday

Starting March 23, 2018

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WHY ARE SEASONAL LOAD AND SPEED RESTRICTONS IMPOSED?

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Dickinson County is located on the Western edge of Michigan's Upper Peninsula and is comprised of seven Townships, with a population of 27,472. The Road Commission maintains 177 miles of Primary roads, 358 miles of Local roads and 100 miles of State highways under contract with the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT)for a total of 635 miles.

Dickinson County's road system was adopted on April 7th, 1902. There were 2,039 votes that were cast, 1366 in favor and 673 opposed. Since that time the Road Commission has seen many changes. From two-rut roads to County roads and State trunklines; and from horse drawn snowplows to multi purpose trucks and graders.

The majority of revenue comes from taxes on gasoline and vehicle registration. Other sources of revenue includes Road Millage, Township, State and Federal Funding. Currently Road Commissions across the State of Michigan, Dickinson County included, are facing a funding crisis due to the drop in fuel consumption and an increase in the cost of day to day operations.

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