Summary
The FY27 budget adds just $1.35 million to general roadways because staff and the paving contractor can't absorb more work next year. At current spending, roads are on roughly a 30-year repaving cycle, and aldermen asked whether more contractor capacity could speed that up.
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Last discussed Apr 30, 2026.
Impact analysis
The city spends about $3.5 million a year on road paving but could double that with a year's lead time to add contractor crews.
Drivers and pedestrians on the worst-ranked roads, which get prioritized in the paving program.
Residents on roads that won't see repaving for decades under the current 30-year cycle.
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