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Can I get gravel for my driveway?: All rural Grant County residents can get up to 300 cubic yards of gravel per calendar year. You are responsible for the hauling and spreading. Contact Randy McCauley, Road & Bridge Administrator or Dan Bynum, Road Foreman at 620-356-4837 or email rdm@pld.com for details and forms.

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1. Where can I get the address for my new residence?: If you are outside the city limits and built a house on property that was previously vacant chances are there is no address for this new residence. Call the Road & Bridge Department at 620-356-4837 and ask for Loren Wright, County Surveyor.

2. Who do I contact for county road maintenance or road materials?: Contact Randy McCauley, Road & Bridge Administrator or Dan Bynum, Road Foreman at 620-356-4837 or e-mail rdm@pld.com.

3. Can I get gravel for my driveway?: All rural Grant County residents can get up to 300 cubic yards of gravel per calendar year. You are responsible for the hauling and spreading. Contact Randy McCauley, Road & Bridge Administrator or Dan Bynum, Road Foreman at 620-356-4837 or email rdm@pld.com for details and forms.

4. Who do I contact for the spraying of noxious weeds or purchasing chemicals?: The Noxious Weed Director, Pete Clinesmith at 620-356-4837 or 620-353-8199.

5. Does Grant County treat for Prairie Dogs?: Contact Pete Clinesmith, Noxious Weed Director at 620-356-4837 or 620-353-8199 for more information concerning Prairie Dog over population.