OTTAWA COUNTY — The Ottawa County Road Commission is set to launch its 2026 seal coat program on Monday, June 15, targeting more than 58 miles of local roads.
The $2.3 million infrastructure investment, funded entirely by the Michigan Transportation Fund, will focus heavily on resurfacing streets across Blendon, Georgetown and Jamestown townships. Operations are scheduled to debut in the southeastern portion of Blendon Township, with the entire project tentatively expected to wrap up by early July.
Road officials emphasize that the schedule remains highly weather-dependent and subject to change.
How chip sealing works
Although a chip seal does not structurally strengthen existing pavement, it acts as a critical, cost-effective protective coating that extends road life, improves drivability and lowers long-term maintenance costs…