Summary
A new priority list ranks residential roads for paving over the next three years using a 'good curbs, bad roads' guideline. The mayor admits many roads still need work.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jul 13, 2026.
Impact analysis
Funding depends on the annual budget, with grants potentially expanding the program.
Residents on roads scheduled for repaving.
Residents whose roads rank lower on the priority list must wait.
Mentions & discussions (5)
City Council - Jul 13, 2026
Council locked in the contractors for this year's street work: Strawser Paving for resurfacing, Pavement Technology for preventative sealing, and DLZ for inspections, plus a new Ford F600 truck for the street department.
General - Feb 26, 2026
A new priority list ranks residential roads for paving over the next three years using a 'good curbs, bad roads' guideline. The mayor admits many roads still need work.
City Council - Feb 9, 2026
The city is moving ahead with its 2026 road resurfacing plan, targeting 'good curbs, bad roads' to stretch dollars across the whole city. Most streets should take about two weeks each; the estimated program is $3.4 million.
City Council - Jan 26, 2026
Council sold up to $13.9 million in bonds to pay for street improvements citywide. This funds the road projects residents have been waiting on, including Waggoner Road Phase II.
City Council - Jan 12, 2026
Council took the first step on borrowing up to $13.91 million to pay for road work, mainly Waggoner Road Phase 2 and the Parks/Service building roadway.
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