Planners hope to finish Bullhook repairs before winter

Work on the $2.6 million Havre Storm Drain Project is underway and city planners are hoping the concrete box culverts, which were built in Kalispell by a Havre native, will be installed and the project finished before winter sets in.

"If it stays nice and dry, they can get it done. If we have to, we'll have a winter shutdown," Public Works Director Dave Peterson said.

Peterson said the project, to install concrete culverts in Bullhook, the drainage that runs from south of town under much of Havre and drains storm runoff into the Milk River, is moving along well. As long as the canal is kept dr...