It is our goal at the Perry County Road Department to provide the best service possible, dividing the responsibilities of existing road maintenance, new road construction, and bridge maintenance and repair, while maintaining a balanced budget and keeping safety at the forefront of our operation.  We strive to be at the cutting edge of road technology and improvement, while using proven methods to deliver the best roads in Perry County, which are divided into two categories.

County Maintained Roads:

A County Maintained Road is a road within Perry County that has been accepted into the County Maintenance System by the County Judge, Toby Davis.  To bring a Private road into the County Maintenance System, the road must first meet Perry County Specifications set by Ordinance of the Quorum Court.  Second, the road must be inspected by the Perry County Road Foreman for compliance to the road standards.  After the road is inspected, it will set for one calendar year to test the roads integrity. The Road Foremen will come and inspect the road after the integrity check. When the road passes the final inspection, the County Judge, Toby Davis at their discretion, can do a court order on the road into the County Maintenance System.

Private Roads:

A private road is a road within Perry County that is not in the County Maintenance System. The maintenance on a private road is the responsibility of the citizens who own the property along the road.

Road Improvement or Maintenance:

It is required by ordinance to obtain a permit, prior to building, maintaining, or altering a road in Perry County.

Road Bonding:

It is required by ordinance to bond all county roads for use by the oil and gas industries, utilizing heavy equipment on Perry County Roads. 

Britt Ryles Road Foreman

Robert Fink Road Foreman

Bill Wright Parts Manager