Crews removing brush piles along Rails to Trails

Cranbrook public works will be chipping and removing brush piles along the entirety of the Rails to Trails.

Work starts on Monday, July 7 and will last for the rest of the week.

The trail will remain open, but the public is asked to be cautious around active work areas.

Signage will be posted.

Due to hot weather in the forecast, crews will only be working until noon each day.


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