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Chip Sealing Project to Preserve Local Roadways

Bangor, MI – July 19, 2025 – The Bay County Road Commission will begin chip sealing operations on 2 Mile Road between Midland and Wilder Roads, and North Union Road between 2 Mile and Euclid, starting July 19, 2025, at 6:00 a.m. This pavement preservation effort is part of the county’s ongoing commitment to maintaining safe and reliable roadways.

Chip sealing is a proven pavement preservation technique that extends the life of existing asphalt surfaces by sealing small cracks, preventing water intrusion, and improving surface traction. This cost-effective method helps reduce long-term maintenance expenses while enhancing roadway safety for motorists.

Chip sealing is like giving our roads a protective shield. It prevents damage from sun, rain, and freeze-thaw cycles, and helps us stretch our maintenance budget further.

During the process, crews apply a thin layer of liquid asphalt followed by a layer of crushed stone. The stone is then compacted to create a textured, skid-resistant surface. After curing, excess stone is swept away, and a fog seal will be applied to lock in the treatment.

Motorists are advised to:

  • Temporary lane closures and minor delays
  • Reduce speed in work zones
  • Follow posted signage and flagger instructions
  • Avoid parking on affected roads during active operations

The chip seal process will take one (1) day, followed by another day for the fog seal application, depending on weather conditions. Roads will remain open to traffic, and flaggers will be present to guide motorists safely through the work zones.


Hotchkiss Road (Frankenlust Township) – Watermain Replacement

  • Location: 3 Mile Road to Delta College
  • Start Date: July 16, 2025
  • Duration: Approximate completion is the end of September
  • Details: Watermain replacement work will take place during daylight hours, during which time the roadway will remain open to traffic, but one lane will be closed in the active work zone. Flaggers will be present to direct traffic safely through the area.