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Utility work for road project approved in Henry County

Henry County will spend about $321,000 for utility relocation at Elliott Road.
Henry County will spend about $321,000 for utility relocation at Elliott Road.
By Monroe Roark
April 30, 2018

A resolution approving an estimated $321,951.87 in utility relocation costs for a road improvement project was approved unanimously April 17 by the Henry County Board of Commissioners.

Construction on the Elliott Road dirt road improvement project requires that a portion of Henry County Water Authority facilities be moved. The cost estimate is 11.3 percent of the total construction cost and the funding is available in the project budget, which is financed by the county’s SPLOST.

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