The Traill County Highway Department is responsible for the efficient planning, design, construction, and maintenance of highways and bridges on the county highway system. Traill County is responsible for more than 342.75 miles of county highways, and about 140 bridges greater than 20 feet in length along with many smaller drainage structures.
During the summer months, the maintenance division of the Highway Department focuses on grading and reshaping gravel roads, repairing bridges, repairing and installing signs, and other various needs related to the highways of the county. During winter months operations focus primarily on snow removal and ensuring that all county roadways operate safely. The maintenance division also plays an important role in supporting flood-related operations.
