Hardeman County
Highway Department
The mission of the Highway Department is to maintain the best roads possible with the allocated monies available by the most efficient and economical means possible. The highway department is responsible for 653 miles of county roads and 125 bridges. Tennessee's Uniform Highways Laws and a private act for Hardeman County governs the department for all roads that are classified as a county maintained road. In our efforts to prepare this department for the 21st century, Hardeman county is the first to operate its own asphalt plant since 1973.
David Sipes, Superintendent
401 Fairgrounds St
Bolivar, TN 38008
Phone: (731) 658-5102 or 658-7554
Fax: (731) 658-2583
Email: countydept@bellsouth.net
Office Hours
- Monday - Thursday, 6:00am - 4:30pm
Employees
- James Shields - Assistant Superintendent
- Geri Nuckolls - Office Administrator
County Road Supervisors
The county is divided into three highway districts with an elected supervisor heading each district:
- John Mitchell - District I, Chairman of the Board
- Kenny Pulse - District II
- Matt Knight - District III
Services
- County road maintenance
- Bridge maintenance
- Emergency service for road situations (24 hour on-call)
- Right of Way maintenance
- Signage for County roads
