Road Improvements
Dayton Township continues to improve and maintain our roads prioritizing the development of connecting roadways whenever asphalt is used for the improvement. The Newaygo County Road Commission assists us in applying for grant monies to help maximize our resources. We also contract with a private firm each year to brine our gravel roads three times during the summer months for dust control. Road Committee members are currently studying funding options in an effort to provide additional resources for road improvement. The information gathered from the Committee's three (3) work sessions is indicated below for your information
Road Committee's Mission:
To improve and maintain roads in Dayton Township
Current Goals:
Road Facts:
Dayton Township’s road system consists of approximately 88 miles of road.
The County of Newaygo is responsible for roughly 24 miles
The Township is responsible for 64 miles
54 miles of our road system are paved or improved roads
34 miles are non-paved roads
Road Committee's Mission:
To improve and maintain roads in Dayton Township
Current Goals:
- Informing and educating residents
- Determining needs
- Identifying revenue sources
Road Facts:
Dayton Township’s road system consists of approximately 88 miles of road.
The County of Newaygo is responsible for roughly 24 miles
The Township is responsible for 64 miles
54 miles of our road system are paved or improved roads
34 miles are non-paved roads