Clinton County Road Commission

05/14/2026

Shepardsville Rd will reopen later today and stay open through the weekend. It will close again on Monday morning to wrap up final touches, with plans to reopen later that afternoon.

Farmers — get through while you can! 🚜

05/14/2026

The Clinton County Road Commission is seeking qualified applicants to fill two full-time Heavy Truck Driver positions. Road construction and snow removal experience is preferred.

This is not your typical truck driver/delivery driver/ hauler position.

Please review the job description carefully for details on this position.
Applicants must have an unrestricted Michigan driver’s license with a commercial driver’s license class A with an ‘N’ endorsement.

Applicants must have a high school diploma or GED equivalent, be able to read all gauges on equipment, accurately estimate distances for the safe operation of equipment, and understand/apply traffic laws.

Heavy Truck Drivers have an annual salary of $60,216, and this is just part of a comprehensive benefits package.

Long-term employees at the Road Commission can expect to retire with a lifetime monthly retirement benefit that could equal approximately 50% of their pre-retirement income. Enrolling in our voluntary supplemental retirement savings program further increases your retirement income.

We also offer medical, dental, vision, short-term disability (STD), and life insurance benefits. All Road Commission employees receive 11 paid holidays throughout the year, as well as opportunities to earn additional paid days off. Each employee earns annual vacation time in addition to paid sick and personal time.

We invest in our employees and want to help you now and in the future.

Questions can be submitted to [email protected]
Application and job description can be found on our website: https://ccrc-roads.com/contact-us/employment/

The Clinton County Road Commission is seeking qualified applicants to fill a full-time Heavy Truck Driver position. Road construction and snow removal experience is preferred.

This is not your typical truck driver/delivery driver/ hauler position.

Please review the job description carefully for details on this position.

Applicants must have an unrestricted Michigan driver’s license with a commercial driver’s license class A with an ‘N’ endorsement.

Applicants must have a high school diploma or GED equivalent, be able to read all gauges on equipment, accurately estimate distances for the safe operation of equipment, and understand/apply traffic laws.

Heavy Truck Drivers have an annual salary of $60,216, and this is just part of a comprehensive benefits package.

Long-term employees at the Road Commission can expect to retire with a lifetime monthly retirement benefit that could equal approximately 50% of their pre-retirement income. Enrolling in our voluntary supplemental retirement savings program further increases your retirement income.

We also offer medical, dental, vision, short-term disability (STD), and life insurance benefits. All Road Commission employees receive 11 paid holidays throughout the year, as well as opportunities to earn additional paid days off. Each employee earns annual vacation time in addition to paid sick and personal time.

We invest in our employees and want to help you now and in the future.

Questions can be submitted to [email protected]

Application and job description can be found on our website: https://ccrc-roads.com/contact-us/employment/

05/13/2026

Chloride schedule for next week, weather permitting:

Watertown: Tuesday, May 19th
Westphalia: Wednesday, May 20th
Greenbush: Thursday, May 21st
Duplain: Friday, May 22nd

05/07/2026

We are looking for high schools within the Clinton County area to participate in our Paint-A-Plow Program for the 2026 Season.

High school students are invited to design & paint creative, original artwork directly onto a CCRC snowplow blade that promotes driving/road safety. The blades will be visible during snow removal months and available for showcase, upon request, for local school district events, depending on scheduling & availability.

Our theme this year is: Driving/road safety

School districts that would like to participate can find the application and details here: https://ccrc-roads.com/plow/

If you have any questions, please reach out to Katie Staley: [email protected]

The Clinton County Road Commission’s Paint-a-Plow Program for the 2025-2026 season! CCRC’s Paint-a-Plow Program allows local Clinton County high school students to showcase their artistic talent and raise awareness for driving and road safety. CCRC uses the painted plows to plow snow throughout ...

05/07/2026

Chloride schedule for next week, weather permitting:

Essex- Tuesday, May 12th
Bingham- Wednesday, May 13th
Victor- Thursday, May 14th
Bath- Friday, May 15th

05/06/2026

😎 Good Morning!

Today, we are replacing a culvert on Jason Rd- W of DeWitt Rd, berming on north County Line Rd-W of Maple Rapids, and spray patching throughout the county.

05/04/2026

Chloride this week:

Olive Twp- Wednesday, May 6th
Eagle Twp- Thursday, May 7th
Bengal Twp: Friday, May 8th

Weather permitting

05/04/2026

Starting today, Shepardsville Road between Maple Rapids Road and North County Line, will be closed for approximately 2 weeks to complete guardrail replacement and related safety improvements.

Please follow the posted detour of Island Road to Hollister Road to Wilson Road. We appreciate your patience during this work.

04/23/2026

Bring Your Kid to Work Day! 👷‍♂️👩‍💼

Some of our CCRC team members welcomed their kids for a fun and educational day on the job. These young visitors got a firsthand look at what a “day in the life” of their parent really means—seeing them in action, and maybe even sparking ideas for their own futures.

It was a great opportunity to bring work and family together, inspire the next generation, and highlight the important role our team plays in keeping the roads in Clinton County safe for everyone. 🚧🛣️

04/21/2026

It's National Work Zone Awareness Week!!! It's time to remind drivers that the choices made behind the wheel have real consequences for the people working along our roadways and the families waiting for them at home. Work zone crashes are preventable.

Last year alone, nearly 6,000 crashes were reported in Michigan work zones, resulting in more than 1,000 injuries and multiple fatalities.

Drivers can help protect roadway workers, first responders and fellow motorists by:
• Slowing down and staying alert
• Eliminating distractions, including cell phones. Michigan is a hands-free state.
• Moving over and slowing down for emergency and roadside vehicles

04/21/2026

We are pulling in berm alongside many of the gravel roads in the northern part of the county, Bengal Twp, and Dallas Twp today, to prepare for summer re-graveling projects. Check out the video and photos below!

This improves drainage and helps repurpose the loose gravel along the edge. Immediately after the de-berming process, the road will be rough and there may be small clumps of sod. This is only temporary as crews will continue to regrade and smooth everything out.

We appreciate your patience as we work around the county performing these tasks.