Itasca County to End Chloride Applications on Gravel Roads in 2026 @ictvgrandrapids
Itasca County to End Chloride Applications on Gravel Roads in 2026  @ictvgrandrapids
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Itasca County will stop using chloride for dust control on county roads and unorganized township roads this year. Chloride has traditionally been used on gravel roads to reduce dust and stabilize road surfaces, but rising costs have led the county to change its course.
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Itasca County to End Chloride Applications on Gravel Roads in 2026

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