The Hancock County Engineer's Office is responsible for the planning, the design and the supervision of all construction and maintenance work performed on the secondary road system. Hancock County's road system includes a total of 1,012 miles of roads. Of that total there are 253 miles that are paved. There are also approximately 126 bridges over 20 feet in length.

The Secondary Road department, under the supervision of the County Engineer, is responsible for the general maintenance of all the county roads, bridges, and culverts. This includes installing traffic signs, maintaining the road surfaces, vegetation control in the road right of way, winter snow and ice control, and equipment maintenance.

The County Engineer's Office is located on the basement floor of the courthouse, and Secondary Road maintenance shops are located in Britt, Corwith, Crystal Lake, Garner, Goodell, Kanawha, Klemme, Miller, and Woden.

Hancock County Secondary Road Department 2022 Year in Review

Approved FY24-28 Five-Year Program

Approved FY24-28 Five-year Program Map

Entrance Permit

Utility Permit

Work in the Right-of-Way Permit

Trip Permit

Ditch Cleanout Request

Policy for Farm-to-Market Roads within Corporate Limits

Policy for Crossing Secondary Roads with Drainage Tile

Policy for Ditch Cleaning

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Bingham        T97 R26
Crystal            T97 R25
Madison         T97 R24
Ellington         T97 R23
Orthel             T96 R26
Britt                 T96 R25
Garfield          T96 R24
Concord        T96 R23
Boone             T95 R26
Erin                  T95 R25
Liberty            T95 R24
Ell                     T95 R23
Magor            T94 R26
Amsterdam  T94 R25
Twin Lakes     T94 R24
Avery              T94 R23

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