Roadway Maintenance and Paving

The City routinely evaluates roadway conditions and maintains a priority-based resurfacing program using Pavement Condition Index (PCI) scores.

An independent third party surveys and rates all City-owned roads using the ASTM 6433 Standard Practice for Roads and Parking Lots Pavement Condition Index Surveys.

View the latest PCI report (opens in new tab) .

Streets remain open during resurfacing work; however, vehicles should not be parked in the roadway while crews are working.

If your property has a sprinkler system, please ensure it is not spraying water into the roadway during paving operations.

Minor delays accessing your street may occur while work is underway.

Resurfacing Process

1. Notice: The City aims to provide at least one week of notice before work begins. Scheduling depends on weather conditions and progress on active projects.
2. Milling: Crews remove the old asphalt surface. Following milling, paving may occur up to seven days later.
3. Paving: New asphalt pavement is installed.
4. Clean Up and Inspection: Public Works crews inspect paving quality and complete cleanup activities. If additional work is needed, it is typically scheduled within three business days.

Paving Schedule

Phase of paving has concluded.

Pavement Condition Explorer Map

Explore current roadway condition data using the Pavement Condition Explorer map (opens in new tab) .

Please note that pavement conditions and PCI scores may change following updates, inspections, or completed roadway work.