A gravel road in Butler County, photographed in 2021, stretches into the distance. The lion's share of roads in Butler County are graveled, like this one. A proposed agreement between Union Township and Butler County aims to address non-uniform gravel application on certain roads.
Molly Hunter
A photo illustration of a map of Butler County shows in orange the stretches of road that Union Township is proposing to swap graveling responsibility for with Butler County.
Molly Hunter
Union Township Operator Jim Rerucha, third from left, speaks to the Butler County Board of Supervisors in August. On the far left is Butler County Highway Superintendent Randy Isham.
Union Township Operator Jim Rerucha said the township hopes to resolve issues with uniform gravel application on certain roads by swapping graveling duties for certain stretches of road with the Butler County Highway Department.
A gravel road in Butler County, photographed in 2021, stretches into the distance. The lion's share of roads in Butler County are graveled, like this one. A proposed agreement between Union Township and Butler County aims to address non-uniform gravel application on certain roads.
A photo illustration of a map of Butler County shows in orange the stretches of road that Union Township is proposing to swap graveling responsibility for with Butler County.
Union Township Operator Jim Rerucha, third from left, speaks to the Butler County Board of Supervisors in August. On the far left is Butler County Highway Superintendent Randy Isham.
