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County Road G chip seal is done; watch for loose gravel

Montezuma County says the work is finished between mile marker 11 and Road 21, and Road & Bridge crews will sweep the loose gravel when conditions allow.

Montezuma County road work update graphic over a chip-sealed road surface: chip seal project complete on County Road G between mile marker 11 and Road 21
Graphic: Montezuma County Road and BridgeThe county's notice that the Road G chip seal is finished.

The following is a notice from Montezuma County, posted September 28, 2026.

Road work update graphic from Montezuma County over a photo of a chip-sealed road surface, reading “Chip Seal Project. Project Complete! County Road G, between mile marker 11 and Road 21.” Graphic: Montezuma County

Road G Chip Seal Project update

Chip seal work on Road G is complete, but we all know what that means!

Loose gravel!

What can you do to protect your vehicle?

-Slow down! Keep speed down the first days/weeks after chip seal

-Increase following distance. Tailgating removes your “buffer” and puts your windshield in the spray zone.

-Avoid driving in other vehicles’ tire spray. Don’t follow directly behind trucks or cars that throw gravel.

Road & Bridge crews will return to sweep off loose gravel as soon as conditions permit. In the meantime, please slow down, back off, and enjoy that fresh, smooth road surface.

We would also like to thank everyone for your patience while we completed this project! With your help, we were able to finish without any incidents or injuries!

The notice, and the county’s graphic showing the project limits, were posted on the Montezuma County Facebook page.

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