Osage County is responsible for maintaining 162 miles of gravel roads and 84 miles of paved roads in the 720 square mile area. Of the 84 miles of chip-seal roads approximately 20 miles are scheduled each year for a new seal coat.

Three motor graders are assigned to blade rock roads approximately every 7 to 10 days. Three dump trucks rotate to haul in the three districts.

Osage County has 55 RS bridges and 182 off-system bridges. The county is responsible for maintaining approximately 450 county size culverts (25 sq. ft opening). The county bridge crew can build up to 40’ span bridges.

Osage County is responsible for maintaining 162 miles of gravel roads and 84 miles of paved roads in the 720 square mile area. Of the 84 miles of chip-seal roads approximately 20 miles are scheduled each year for a new seal coat.

Three motor graders are assigned to blade rock roads approximately every 7 to 10 days. Three dump trucks rotate to haul in the three districts.

Osage County has 55 RS bridges and 182 off-system bridges. The county is responsible for maintaining approximately 450 county size culverts (25 sq. ft opening). The county bridge crew can build up to 40’ span bridges.