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Happy Happy Friday Saginaw County! Enjoy the weekend!
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2 days ago ·

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Good morning Saginaw County! Stay safe on this rainy day.
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3 days ago ·

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Hello Wednesday! Stay safe Saginaw County
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4 days ago ·

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Good morning Saginaw County,We are still experiencing technical difficulties with our phones. They are currently down and we will post when service has been restored.In the meantime please visit our website to communicate with us via email/Public Service Request.Thank you!www.scrc-mi.org/
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5 days ago ·

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***Phones are working again at the moment.***Due to the amount of rain (flooding) we have been receiving over the past several weeks, we are experiencing technical difficulties with our phones. They are currently down and we will post when service has been restored.In the meantime please visit our website to communicate with us via email/Public Service Request.Thank you!Edited because AT&T was not to blame.😎
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6 days ago ·

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Good morning Saginaw County,Please respect our flaggers’ traffic control directions when we are working within a particular mile or half-mile. If your residence is within the closed area, you will be allowed to go through, but other traffic will be asked to go around. This process will help us to complete each mile much more efficiently and minimize any unfortunate mishaps.In 2019, there were nearly 6,000 work zone crashes in Michigan which resulted in almost 1,400 injuries (76 serious injuries) and 17 fatalities. The highest number of work zone crashes occur when lanes are closed. With the second and third occurring when there is work being done on the shoulder/median and lane shirts/crossovers. Please try to remember that the work zone is the construction worker’s office. It is not their intent to halt anyone from getting to their destination or to lessen one’s commute; they want to do it in a safe manner. Slow down when you see those workers ahead. They have families they want to go home to.
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6 days ago ·

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Found this gem on MDOT’s Facebook page from a couple of years ago…..~ This has been making the rounds and is good for some #roundabout education – don’t be “Car C”.Please also note that “Car A” would be causing a crash if it wasn’t yielding like it is. More than 90% of crashes are due to human error, and that includes those side swipes in a roundabout. ~
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1 week ago ·

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Hello Friday!!
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Happy Tuesday Saginaw County!
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2 weeks ago ·

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Good morning Saginaw County!Please respect our flaggers’ traffic control directions when we are working within a particular mile or half-mile. If your residence is within the closed area, you will be allowed to go through, but other traffic will be asked to go around. This process will help us to complete each mile much more efficiently and minimize any unfortunate mishaps.In 2019, there were nearly 6,000 work zone crashes in Michigan which resulted in almost 1,400 injuries (76 serious injuries) and 17 fatalities. The highest number of work zone crashes occur when lanes are closed. With the second and third occurring when there is work being done on the shoulder/median and lane shirts/crossovers. Please try to remember that the work zone is the construction worker’s office. It is not their intent to halt anyone from getting to their destination or to lessen one’s commute; they want to do it in a safe manner. Slow down when you see those workers ahead. They have families they want to go home to.
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