The Thomson Township board of supervisors is exploring the idea of making the township’s own road sign repair, after multiple complaints from residents about missing signs.

Supervisor Bill Gerard reported at the township meeting Thursday, April 17, that he had received complaints from residents about missing signs on Kangas and Helberg roads.

“The county has over 2,000 of their own signs and two employees, so it’s harder and harder to get them to come out,” road and utility management supervisor Logan Saline told the board.

In order to get the signs replaced in a more efficient mann...