City's Pavement Preservation Program

The City's Pavement Preservation Program operates on a yearly schedule and consists of different maintenance treatments such as Resurfacing, Slurry seal and Micro-surfacing.

Resurfacing projects occur annually either in a single phase or in two phases depending on the scale of the project. These projects are funded from Powell Bill (yearly budget) and GO Bond (for FY23, FY24 and FY25). This treatment will apply on deteriorated aged roads in a generally poor to fair condition, that suffer from moderate distress, by providing a new/fresh pavement surface to extend the pavement's lifespan.

The Slurry seal and Micro-surfacing projects take place once per year, and their funding is allocated from the Powell Bill budget. These maintenance techniques are effective in fixing roads that have a good to fair overall condition experiencing low-moderate issues. These treatments provide a tough, uniform, black color and a smooth surface layer over aged road pavements.

To learn more about the City's Pavement Preservation Program, please watch the video above.

 Pavement Preservation Projects

Please click below for the current lists and maps of pavement preservation projects. Please note that the proposed lists can change due to budget considerations and project coordination. We will update this list as information becomes available. 

Pavement Preservation Projects Map (as of 10/31/2022)

The map above has a side by side comparison of all projects, completed and proposed since 2008. 

Resurfacing:

Proposed Resurfacing List and Maps for Powell bill fund for FY 24

Proposed Resurfacing List and Maps for $6 Mill GO Bond Ph-1

Slurry Seal and Microsurfacing Treatment:

Proposed Slurry Seal Treatment List and Maps FY 23

Proposed Microsurfacing Treatment List and Maps FY 23