Selectboard told it can edit MRPG map to correct road-assessment errors
September 11, 2026 | Isle La Motte, Grand Isle County, Vermont
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Officials were told the digital MRPG road-assessment map is editable and should be kept current to reflect completed work.
Road Commissioner Robin Guiterrez said she had seen segments labeled 'fully compliant' that did not match field conditions. Dan Judkins responded that the town can log into the MRPG map to correct inaccuracies, and he said he will send instructions and login information to town staff.
Judkins also said he would include links to the Grants in Aid and Better Roads grant programs so the town can match map updates to funding opportunities. Keeping the map accurate will affect compliance calculations and allotment funding.
Road Commissioner Robin Guiterrez said she had seen segments labeled 'fully compliant' that did not match field conditions. Dan Judkins responded that the town can log into the MRPG map to correct inaccuracies, and he said he will send instructions and login information to town staff.
Judkins also said he would include links to the Grants in Aid and Better Roads grant programs so the town can match map updates to funding opportunities. Keeping the map accurate will affect compliance calculations and allotment funding.
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