Do I live on a Town, County, or State road?

Town of Caroline Town Roads are:

Bailor Rd, Bald Hill Rd, Bald Hill School Rd, Banks Rd, Beaver Creek Rd, Belle School Rd, Besemer Hill Rd, Blackman Hill Rd, Brearly Hill Rd, Buffalo Rd, Burns Rd, Canaan Rd, Cecil Keane Lane, Central Chapel Rd, Chestnut Rd, Creamery Rd, Deerfield Lane, DePutron Rd, Downey Rd, Ekroos Rd, Elm St, Fire Tower Rd, Fuller Lane, Goodrich Hill Rd, Grove School Rd, Gulf Creek Rd, Hamilton Rd, Hammond Hill Rd, Hickory Trail, Hurd Rd, Lackawanna Rd, Landon Rd, Leonard Rd, Level Green Rd, Liddington Rd, McGrath Rd, Melynk Rd, Middaugh Rd, North Landon Rd, Ogden Circle, Pacific Rd, Perkins Rd, Pheasant Walk, Ridgeway Rd, Shindagin Hollow Rd, Six Hundred Rd, Smith Rd, Snyder Hill Rd, South Rd, Speed Hill Rd, Speedsville Common, Taft Rd, Thomas Rd, Tobeytown Rd, Valley Rd, Vandermark Rd, Weber Dr, Weston Rd, Whip-Poor-Will Lane, White Church Rd, Woodlane Rd, Woodthrush Rd, Yaple Rd.

List of County roads

Can I take wood chips and/or ditching dirt from the highway department?

Yes. The Town of Caroline Highway Department does have wood chips available to Caroline residents. The wood chips are for personal use only, and must be picked up at the highway department. You can load your own wood chips and at any time. The supply is limited at times. This will be provided on a first-come, first-serve basis and is made available for Caroline residents only.

You can be placed on a list for ditching dirt. We are always looking for dump sites that we can easily access from the road. We try to deliver to the closest dump site in our work area.

There is a dead deer in front of my home. Who do I notify?

To report a dead deer on a road in the Town of Caroline, please call the Highway Department. It is important to notify the Department as soon as possible, so that the deer may be picked up promptly before further problems, such as decay or destruction by dogs, sets in. When you contact us, please be sure to leave the following information: your name, the road name and nearest house number, the location of the deer (ditch, driveway, near mailbox, etc.), and a call-back telephone number. The Department may need to reach you for further information. The Department will call in the report to the proper highway department (county or state). The Town and County departments usually take care of deer on their roads the same work day, but State contracts out this service and may take 24-48 hours for pickup, depending on when they are notified. Deer are not picked up on weekends, although you may leave a message requesting a pickup at any time on our answering machine.