Shelby County Road Embargo Lifted: A Boost for Local Farmers

The Shelby County Road Embargo has been officially lifted as of March 11 at 5:00 p.m., according to Shelby County Engineer Chris Fredericksen.

Fredericksen announced on social media that improving weather and road conditions led to this decision. The embargo, which was put in place by the Chairman of the Shelby County Board of Supervisors and the County Engineer, had imposed a ten-ton load limit on certain "Load-Sensitive" road surfaces.

This lifting of the embargo is expected to benefit local farmers and transport services eager to resume full operations. Thank you to the community for their support during this time.

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