HURON COUNTY ENGINEER AND ITS LICENSORS

The Huron County Engineer's office is responsible for snow and ice control on 225 miles of county roads. The County road system is broken into 7 or 8 plow routes depending on the severity of the storm with each route taking approximately 4 hours to complete. These routes combined can cost up to $6,000 for labor, equipment and material to clear snow and ice. The routes require our trucks to travel over 500 miles, use 150 gallons of fuel and spread 240,000lbs of a salt/grit mixture. We have 10 plow trucks at the ready and are staffed to be able to plow 24 hours a day 7 days a week! The map below shows the Huron County Engineer's Office plow routes. All other roads not in color are the responsibility of other entities; Ohio Department of Transportation, Cities, Villages and Townships... The County Engineer's office is funded through a portion of the Ohio vehicle registration fee, part of the Permissive Motor Vehicle License Tax, and a small percentage of the gasoline tax. We also receive..

Also known as: Huron County Engineer

Primary location: Norwalk United States