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Raymond Golf Course Bridges
Champions Bridge Replacement
Parsons Avenue Water Treatment Plant Panel Replacement
Newark Soldier Pile and Lagging Wall
Clark County Screw Pump Rehabilitation
PROJECT UPDATE: CLARK CO. SCREW PUMP REHAB
The Righter Company, Inc. is wrapping up a project in Medway, OH for the Board of Clark County Commissioners at their waste water treatment plant. The project consists of adding a new screw pump to the plant, grouting of the screw in place, and demo of an old screw. Tom Ison is the project supervisor and the crew consists of Shawn Ison, Josh Priest, and Brayden Ison. Jacobi Schmalenberger is the project manager. Fall ’23.
Gallia County
PROJECT COMPLETION: GALLIA COUNTY
The Adamsville Bridge is opened, and we have demobilized from the project. This was a tough project that required a lot of hard work by Foreman Jeff McGuire and the entire crew. The following people worked on the project: Jeff McGuire, Dannie Wilson, Brenton McGuire, Jeremy McGuire, Clay Slevin, Jordan Sullivan, Lee Sullivan, Butch Sullivan, Ben Sullivan, Robert Ward, JC Durham, Raleigh Evans, Austin White, Micheal King, Mark Chicoine, Damian Strawser, Pete Litter, Dwayne McVey, Jim Richmond, Bob Sharp, Mike Tackett, and Trevor Welch. Fall ’23.
Hills Covered Bridge
PROJECT UPDATE: HILLS COVERED BRIDGE
The Hills Covered Bridge is nearly complete. The final demobilization, grading, and seeding & mulching is ongoing. The project will be complete in a another week. Foreman Brandon Lowery, Project Manager Chris Thompson, and the crew have done a great job in rehabilitating this bridge. The crew members shown in the photo are Randy Altman, Justin Adams, Brandon Lowery, Jeremy McGuire, and Rob Richmond. Other crew members that have helped this project include: Dakota Lowery, Matt Mitchell, Clay Slevin, Damian Strawser, Jordan Sullivan, Dannie Wilson, Mark Chicoine, Trevor Welch, and Mike Tackett. Fall ’23.
Champions Bridge Replacement & Bank Stabilization
PROJECT UPDATE: CHAMPIONS BRIDGE REPLACEMENT
The Champions Bridge opened to pedestrian traffic beginning on the afternoon of 9/28/23. The Alum Creek Streambank Restoration portion of the project is progressing nicely. The crew consisting of Robert Ward, Justin Adams, Pete Litter, Matt Mitchell, Damian Strawser, and Foreman Mark Litter have been doing a great job on this project. Keep up the great work! Fall ’23.