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The Bureau of Highways is a division of the Howard County Department of Public Works. It maintains county-owned roadways, bridges and drainage facilities and repair potholes, remove snow, unclog sewer pipes, plant trees, mow rights of way, erect guardrails, replace curbs, fix traffic signals and put up street. It also provides various other services, such as road crack-sealing and tree trimming services. It has a traffic engineering division that provides traffic signals, streetlight installation, street signs, and traffic calming and safety services. Its sign and marking division is responsible for all existing street signs and pavement markings. The Bureau of Highways is located in Dayton, Md.

The Howard County Living Farm Heritage Museum in West Friendship, MD, serves as a hub for the preservation and education surrounding antique farming machinery and agricultural history. Operated by the Howard County Antique Farm Machinery Club, the museum promotes appreciation for the region's agricultural heritage through various events and programs. The club hosts regular meetings, featuring fellowship and business discussions, as well as opportunities for members to participate in preserving farm history. Additionally, the museum is committed to documenting oral histories and providing resources for visitors interested in the evolution of farming practices in Howard County. Generated from the website