Grayson County officials are urging residents to exercise caution on local roads as they undertake essential maintenance work. During the regular meeting on June 24, 2025, commissioners emphasized the importance of adhering to posted speed limits, particularly the critical 5 mph limit in areas where oil is being laid down. Commissioner Arthur highlighted the dangers of speeding through these zones, noting that high speeds can cause significant damage to vehicles and hinder road repair efforts.

The meeting also addressed ongoing roadwork, with commissioners reporting that oil was being applied to several roads. They encouraged residents to stay informed through social media updates from the county's official channels. Commissioner Hardenberg added that roadwork is also taking place on Highway 75, urging drivers to be vigilant as one lane is currently shut down for safety.

In addition to road safety, the commissioners discussed recent legislative developments, including the passage of Senate Bill 1758, which has become law without the governor's signature. While its future remains uncertain, officials expressed hope that it would not lead to further complications for local businesses, particularly Global Wafers and Texas Instruments.

The meeting concluded with a reminder for residents to prioritize safety while driving and to be considerate of road crews working diligently to improve infrastructure. As Grayson County continues to grow, the commissioners are committed to ensuring that road conditions remain safe and accessible for all residents.