Fayette County began its IRVM program in 1989 and continues to manage vegetation on 2,270 miles of roads. 

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The goals of this program are to:

Minimize noxious weeds and brush and establish and maintain native vegetation in roadsides.

 

Maintain a safe and effective road system that is diverse in habitat.

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Educate the citizens and visitors to Fayette County in the importance of IRVM through programs and press releases.

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For more information on the IRVM program please contact:

Blake Gamm, Fayette County Roadside Manager

(bgamm@fayettecountyconservation.org)

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To view the IRVM plan click here

For a no-spray application click here