Summary
The city's full pavement assessment slipped to spring 2026 after too few contractors responded to the RFP. This year's street list is locked, but future paving priorities depend on the data — and residents constantly ask when their street gets paved.
At a glance
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Last discussed Feb 23, 2026.
Impact analysis
Budgeted transportation and infrastructure projects are being spent more slowly than planned, with funds carried over or returned.
Residents who want data-backed answers about when their streets will be paved.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Finance Committee — February 23, 2026
Some budgeted Public Service projects — the Thoroughfare Plan, culvert inventory, and sign reflectivity work — moved slower than planned because of staff turnover and a heavy workload. Councilmembers pressed staff on whether hiring will close the gap or whether the capital plan needs adjusting.
Committee of the Whole — January 12, 2026
The city's full pavement assessment slipped to spring 2026 after too few contractors responded to the RFP. This year's street list is locked, but future paving priorities depend on the data — and residents constantly ask when their street gets paved.
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