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The followup paving program . Let me see if someone here knows more. Supervisors, john thomas, project manager with public works. To the point of the followup paving, serum as youre aware within the bond program, we had a number of follow the paving projects, about 54 of them which were incorporated and utilized a portion, about 7 million of the 50 million available for streetscape improvements throughout the city. In addition, theres been some funding found by the board for various location bui...

Only notification often that the public does receive for projects that are in duration of 14 days or less. So, what happens is that the contractor, you know, by code is required to place the signs just as the notification, but sometimes something comes up where they dont theyre not they cant start on that day. You know, its inclement weather, maybe there is something they didnt mobilize all their equipment in a timely manner. They have to mobilize their equipment to another emergency job. But th...

The City of San Diego said its crews were out in full force Thursday, trying to fill as many potholes as possible before next week's rain.

The Red Bluff City Council Tuesday will discuss the Christmas tree on Pine Street.

The town of Pictou is facing a perfect storm of crumbling streets and rising costs to fix them. At a Committee of Council meeting on Monday, Public Works Superintendent Iain MacIssac laid out the results of a Pavement Condition report for the town’s street network. While nearly 39 percent of…

Atascadero city officials have directed $17M in funding towards improving city roads since 2014. Now almost a decade later, 52 miles of roads have been repaired.

The city is buzzing with construction projects as Rapid City is investing over $40 million in improvements to transportation and utilities in 2024. Heres a look at the state of

A new comprehensive survey and a city audit are expected to paint an ugly picture of decaying streets and inefficient repair efforts. City officials say they'll take them as a call to action.

A new comprehensive survey and a city audit are expected to paint an ugly picture of decaying streets and inefficient repair efforts. City officials say they'll take them as a call to action.

A new comprehensive survey and a city audit are expected to paint an ugly picture of decaying streets and inefficient repair efforts. City officials say they'll take them as a call to action.