The road grader sat in front of my house today. I was hoping for results but there is no change.

Yes Tessmer is again a major mess that needs scraping and stone....in many areas...
Waters and Ellsworth also have their own issues

Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention. Your request has been submitted and crews will respond to your request as soon as conditions allow. Spring poses unique challenges for maintaining unpaved roads. As unpaved roads thaw, they become saturated with moisture. Aggressive maintenance during the thawing period can make muddy conditions worse. As soon as roads dry, crews will begin to grade roads.
WCRC has placed your road on a list for unpaved road maintenance once the conditions allow. Unpaved roads can't be graded when they are saturated nor when they have any amount of ice on them without causing even worse conditions to the road. WCRC will continue to monitor this road and will begin grading roads as soon as they are able to be graded.

WCRC has addressed the area of concern to the best of our ability for the road conditions involved. Roads in Fall and Spring very often are saturated in the deeper levels and therefore cannot be graded like a road that is dry. WCRC does try to do spot scraping along the surface in areas that are dry enough, as well as stone patching when possible. If you notice that your road does not seem like it has had a deep enough scraping it is because doing so can cause long term damage to the road by creating deep mud and ruts due to the current moisture level. Please rest assured that we will continue to monitor roads on a case by case basis and will adjust our routine maintenance at any time to reflect the future condition of the road.

We have deep mud and ruts/potholes already...some very large stone, packed down (driven over by stone installers) and then some medium stone over that.... would help long term...