These Three Rivers roads will get a little TLC this week
The City of Three Rivers announced a list of roads that will be getting a little TLC this week beginning today, Tuesday, April 30.
The City of Three Rivers announced a list of roads that will be getting a little TLC this week beginning today, Tuesday, April 30.
The roads being treated include Union (3rd Street to South Main Street), Pleasant (4th Street to South Main Street), North Andrews (West Michigan to park entrance), and the alley between North Main Street and East Street (Prutzman to Kelsey).
This week’s work will include milling existing pavement to prepare for new pavement.
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