Crack Seal Project In White Rock Begins Monday

COUNTY News:

  • Crack Seal Project in White Rock on Rover Boulevard, Grand Canyon Drive and Bryce Avenue starts 8:30 a,m. Monday

GM Emulsion will start crack sealing Monday, Sept. 16 beginning on Rover Boulevard at N.M. 4 and continue toward Grand Canyon Drive. They will continue down Grand Canyon Drive starting at N.M. 4 to Meadow Lane. They also will work on Bryce Avenue, starting at Rover Boulevard to Meadow Lane.

Crews will work 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Weather permitting, work should be completed by Sept. 30. 

The contractor will set up a flagging operation allowing traffic to flow. The contractor will be returning in mid-October to fog seal the same locations. A subsequent press release will be issued prior to the start date of that project.

The contractor will be visiting area businesses and residents door to door leaving information including the proposed daily schedule, coordination instructions and contact information. 

Los Alamos County Public Works Department is committed to the safety of the traveling public and thanks you for your patience and cooperation during this work. 

Questions or concerns regarding this project may be directed to Scott Halder, Los Alamos County Superintendent at 505.663.1943 or 505.412.7854 or via email at scott.halder@lacnm.us  

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