Roads

Roads

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Roads Department
605 Port Street
Easton, MD 21601
410-770-8150

Roads

The Talbot County Roads Department is responsible for repair and maintenance of over 370 miles of County public roads. The work includes road patching/repair, maintenance of drainage structures and ditches, road resurfacing, sign maintenance, culvert installation, debris removal, mowing and snow removal.

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A permit is required for all construction, maintenance, and other work activities performed within County Road Rights-of-Ways.

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County Urges Property Owners to Scout for Noxious Weeds

County Urges Property Owners to Scout for Noxious Weeds

03/05/2024
Category: Roads and County Facilities

As a service to Talbot County residents, the Talbot County, in cooperation with the Maryland Department of Agriculture, operates a weed control program to assist farmers, developers, owners of rights-of-way, agencies, and other landowners to control noxious weeds and can provide spot and boom spraying of approved herbicides for a reasonable hourly rate, plus the cost of herbicides used. 

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County Seeks Public Opinion on Proposed Vehicle Weight Limit for Black Dog Alley

County Seeks Public Opinion on Proposed Vehicle Weight Limit for Black Dog Alley

12/08/2023
Category: Roads and County Facilities Public Works

The Talbot County Council introduced Resolution No. 351 on November 14, 2023, which if adopted, will establish a vehicle weight limit on Black Dog Alley, aiming to reduce heavy truck “through traffic” on the road between Cordova Road (MD Route 309) and Dover Road (MD Route 331).

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Maryland Department of Transportation Meets with Talbot County

Maryland Department of Transportation Meets with Talbot County

11/08/2023
Category: Roads and County Facilities

Maryland Transportation Secretary Paul J. Wiedefeld and other representatives of the Maryland Department of Transportation met today with Talbot County officials to discuss the department's six-year Draft FY 2024-2029 Consolidated Transportation Program. The plan calls for a $21.2 billion, six-year investment to create a safer, cleaner, efficient and accessible transportation system connecting Marylanders to jobs, schools, recreation, health care and services.

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Council Address Traffic Concerns

07/27/2023
Category: Roads and County Facilities County Council

During their July 25th meeting, the Traffic Advisory Board presented recommendations to Council.

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