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Street resurfacing program

Summary

A $2.76 million resurfacing contract — the biggest award of the night — will fix city streets with sewer and water work bundled in.

At a glance

Total mentions
7
Last 30 days
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Last discussed Jun 2, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

City spending of $2,761,544.70 on street resurfacing.

✅Who benefits

Residents on resurfaced streets get smoother roads and updated utilities.

⚠️Who could be affected

Temporary construction disruption for those streets.

Mentions & discussions (7)

MeetingJun 2, 2026

Common Council - Jun 2, 2026

The city awarded a $2.76 million contract to Peters Concrete Company for street resurfacing including sewer and water work. Residents on affected streets can expect construction activity this season.

MeetingMay 27, 2026approved

Improvement and Services Committee - May 27, 2026

A $2.76 million resurfacing contract — the biggest award of the night — will fix city streets with sewer and water work bundled in.

MeetingMay 5, 2026

Common Council - May 5, 2026

$4.2 million contract with Jossart Brothers for street resurfacing including sewer and water work.

MeetingApr 29, 2026approved

Improvement and Services Committee - Apr 29, 2026

Half of this year's resurfacing streets — plus sewer and water work — awarded to Jossart Brothers for about $4.2 million.

MeetingMar 11, 2026approved

Improvement and Services Committee - Mar 11, 2026

The committee awarded three big street contracts: Oak Street reconstruction ($921,878.56), citywide Pavement Repair 2026 ($1,487,835), and Sidewalks 2026 ($1,161,075). Expect construction activity and detours on these routes this season.

MeetingMar 3, 2026approved

Common Council - Mar 3, 2026

Assessments were levied for asphalt work on Alvina Street, 14th Avenue, Western Avenue and N. Maple Avenue, and streets were formally accepted into the city system.

MeetingFeb 25, 2026

Improvement and Services Committee - Feb 25, 2026

The city held its public hearing on resurfacing Alvina Street, 14th Avenue, Western Avenue, and N. Maple Avenue — no residents spoke.

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