The Truro Township Road Department is responsible for maintaining 4.25 miles of township roads.  Larry Kaufman, superintendent of the Roads Department, with the assistance of a part-time employee in the summer, ensures that the township roads remain in good condition.  The department's ongoing responsibilities include snow removal, salt spreading,  temporary patching, mowing, berm work, and the cleaning of storm drains.  Major road repairs in the township are coordinated with Franklin County engineers.

The Road Department must clean storm drains after residents dump leaves into the drains.  The township does not pick up leaves.

Budget.  The Roads Department's budget in 2006 was approximately $70,000 with funding derived from the State's Motor Vehicle Gas Tax.

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