Wayne County community declares pothole emergency
According to Timothy Bowman, Sumpter Township's gravel roads are so dangerous they "pose a dire threat to public health and safety." Some of those roads are virtually impassable, Bowman said in a statement, which is a notable declaration coming from a government official residing in a state famous for its potholes.
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