CIBOLA COUNTY, NM – Cibola County Road Department 2022 blading schedule for County Maintained Roads for the remainder of the year.
The schedule will be as follows:
March – Seboyeta area, County Rd 41, Timberlake Area, and Zuni Canyon area.
April – Fence Lake area, Candy Kitchen area and connector roads.
May – Seboyeta area, County Rd 41, Timberlake Area, and Zuni Canyon area. June – Fence
June – Fence Lake area, Candy Kitchen area and connector roads.
July – Seboyeta area, County Rd 41, Timberlake Area, and Zuni Canyon area. August – Fence
August – Fence Lake area, Candy Kitchen area and connector roads.
September – Seboyeta area, County Rd 41, Timberlake Area, and Zuni Canyon area.
October – Fence Lake area, Candy Kitchen area and connector roads.
November – Seboyeta area, County Rd 41, Timberlake Area, and Zuni Canyon area.
December –
Fence Lake area, Candy Kitchen area and connector roads.
Gravel and dirt county-maintained roads will be bladed every other month based on the schedule for 2022:
Seboyeta area, County Road 1, Timberlake area, and Zuni canyon area countymaintained roads will be bladed in the odd numbered months starting in January.
Fence Lake and Candy Kitchen area county-maintained roads will be bladed in the even numbered months starting in February.
County - Maintained Road (Regular Road): A road designated as a County-Maintained road which has been accepted for full County maintenance. Each County-Maintained road is assigned a number or name and marked by an official County Road Number sign.
Lesser County - Maintained Road (Conditional road): A lesser County-Maintained road is a road which has been accepted for limited County maintenance. Each lesser County-Maintained road shall be designated as such. Services on an unpaved lesser County-Maintained road shall be limited to minimal maintenance only.
Non-County - Maintained Road: A noncounty-maintained road is a road which has not been accepted for county maintenance. A non-county-maintained road may be a public or private road.
The county may install a county sign that indicates that a road is not maintained beyond a certain point. Private roads and other roads that have not been accepted for county maintenance are non-countymaintained roads for the purposes of this paragraph. The County Road Department may alter the schedule based on emergency conditions such as flooding or other urgent conditions that may arise. This schedule is for routine road blading only. Other actions such as snow removal or road repairs will be based on priorities such as school bus routes, availability of alternate routes, and other factors.
If you have any questions regarding road maintenance, you can contact Road Superintendent Edward Salazar at 505-285-2573 or by email at Edward.Salazar@co.cibola.nm.us or Road Foreman Joe Baca at 505-285-2572 or by email at Joe.Baca@co.cibola.nm.u s. You can also find more information regarding road projects at the following web link: http://www.cibolacountynm.com/departments/road/index.php