Annual Street Resurfacing
This is an annual project to resurface City streets. The City maintains approximately 569 paved lane miles of street network, which grows annually with each street maintenance acceptance approved by the Board of Commissioners. Street conditions are collected on a 3-year cycle utilizing Laser Crack Measurement System (LCMS) technology which collects detailed information about the distresses on our asphalt roadways. Staff compiles and archives the data in the City’s Pavement Management Application (PMA). The PMA performs analysis recommending the most economically efficient allocation of available funds to sustain pavement quality throughout the network. Staff augments PMA recommendations with field inspections to evaluate and prioritize projects and develop the final paving list.
The total number of lane miles resurfaced will vary from year to year and depends largely on the cost of asphalt, as well as existing conditions such as the removal of concrete streets and replacement with asphalt, which increases the cost of a typical mile of paving. Additionally, it is a federal ADA requirement to upgrade any non-compliant handicap ramps that are adjacent to segments being repaved. The amount of funding required to install or remediate necessary ramps will also impact the number of lane miles to be resurfaced each year.
The FY2026 Resurfacing Project is nearing completion. The contract was awarded to Scotty’s Contracting and Stone for approximately $2,000,000. Currently 9.5 miles of streets have been completed. Any streets that were not paved as part of this contract due to funding will be added to the FY2027 project.
FY26 Street Resurfacing Contract
