So, who’s going to pay for that? County, canal district talk road repairs
Crews with Tommer Construction move dirt as they shore up and rebuild the wall of a Quincy Columbia Basin Irrigation District canal that failed early last Friday, washing out a portion of Frenchman Hills Road.
Charles H. Featherstone/Columbia Basin Herald
Evidence of a cataclysm that washed out a portion of Frenchman Hills Road last Friday when a canal operated by the Quincy Columbia Basin Irrigation District failed.
Grant County Public Works Director Sam Castro (left) and County Commissioner Danny Stone (right) during an impromptu public meeting to discuss repairs to Frenchman Hills Road on Thursday. A portion of the road was washed out when a canal operated by the Quincy Columbia Basin Irrigation District failed early last Friday.
QUINCY — As work crews with Tommer Construction rebuilt and shored up the banks of an irrigation canal that collapsed last Friday with resulting floods washing out a section of Frenchman Hills Road, officials with Grant County and the Quincy Columbia Basin Irrigation District met Thursday morning to consider three very important questions.
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