Residents report delivery trucks driving onto fairgrounds; request five-ton signage and bridge repairs

Residents raised safety and routing concerns, reporting that delivery carriers and other large vehicles have been entering the fairgrounds and traveling past private property. One resident said carriers told them, "We'll put it on our computer so we don't come this way because we got it blocked off," but residents still observed trucks coming to the area and asked that a 'five ton' bridge restriction and dead-end signage be posted and enforced.

Commissioners and residents discussed options such as directing traffic to alternate routes (as was done for a Fourth of July event), notifying carriers, and replacing a missing sign. A resident also called out a bridge defect described as a "jump" on the new bridge that needs repair to avoid vehicle damage; staff indicated replacing the sign could take time and that a permanent fix for the bridge would be scheduled.