Garrett County announces line stripe work to begin April 20 on county roads

Bryson Meyers, Sheriff
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The Garrett County Department of Public Works – Roads Division announced on April 1 that Alpha Space Control Contracting will begin line stripe work on various county roadways starting Monday, April 20, 2026. The project is expected to continue into the summer months.

This seasonal maintenance aims to improve road safety and visibility for drivers across the county. The department urges motorists to be cautious when approaching line stripe machinery and wet paint areas, emphasizing the importance of adhering to warning signs and flashing signals set up by the crews.

The Garrett County Sheriff’s Office serves as a law enforcement agency dedicated to community security and crime prevention, according to the official website. It provides services such as arrests, traffic stops, K-9 unit deployments, and incident investigations according to the official website.

The sheriff’s office also promotes community well-being by addressing offenses like trespassing and drug possession while encouraging public involvement in crime prevention according to the official website. Its operations extend throughout Garrett County, including Oakland and Garrett Highway in Maryland according to the official website.

Additionally, it enhances public safety through gathering tips on criminal activities or suspicious behavior from residents according to the official website. The office collaborates with citizens by offering rewards for information leading to arrests according to the official website.

According to its official site, “the Garrett County Sheriff’s Office operates as a law enforcement agency in Maryland, focusing on public safety through services like arrests, traffic enforcement and investigations. It engages the community by providing rewards for tips that lead to arrests and by handling warrants to maintain legal standards.” The office encourages ongoing public participation in preventing crime.



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