Road Rehabilitation Project
Road resurfacing program
Every year, the City repairs and resurfaces roadways so they are safer, last longer and are less expensive to maintain. Roads are selected annually based on their condition and available funding. Please see the list below for current projects scheduled for 2023-24.
*Scheduled work dates are weather-sensitive and subject to change.
Road projects for FY2024
Toledo Blade Boulevard Road Rehabilitation Phase 3
Repaving from Bobcat Trail to Hillsborough Boulevard.
Work is underway and is estimated to be completed April 22, barring any weather issues.
Salford Subdivision
May 1 to May 7, 2024
Streets included:
Corvette Lane
Barlow Terrace
Kincord Lane
Vermont Lane
Kismet Terrace
Barbary Lane
Ansonia Terrace
Burdette Terrace
MacCaughey Drive
Bula Lane
S. Salford Boulevard from Barbary Lane to Corvette Lane
Toledo Blade Boulevard Road Rehabilitation Phase I
The first phase of Toledo Blade Blvd. rehabilitation included the 3.6 miles of Toledo Blade Blvd. between N. Cranberry Blvd. and W. Price Blvd. The repaving portion of the project is complete.
Toledo Blade Boulevard Road Rehabilitation Phase II
The second phase of Toledo Blade Blvd. rehabilitation includes the 2.8 miles of Toledo Blade Blvd. between W. Price Blvd. and Bobcat Trail. The repaving portion of the project is complete.
COMPLETE: Lamarque Avenue
(PDF, 5MB) The Lamarque Ave. phase of the Road Rehabilitation Project has been completed.
COMPLETE: Eldron Avenue
The Eldron Ave. phase of the Road Rehabilitation Project has been completed.
COMPLETE: Ponce de Leon Boulevard over I-75 overpass
(PDF, 4MB)
(PDF, 4MB) The Ponce de Leon Blvd. phase of road rehabilitation has been completed.
COMPLETE: S. Salford Boulevard
The Salford Blvd. phase of the Road Rehabilitation Project has been completed.
How do I get my road paved?
The City develops its resurfacing list based on citizen requests. These requests can be made through the North Report app. All road requests for resurfacing are evaluated for priority in our resurfacing program. As our resurfacing budget is established, candidate roads for resurfacing are submitted to the City Commission for approval. Due to limited funding, it may be several years before a road enters the program. In the meantime, we will patch it as necessary. New roads are added to this list every year and are re-prioritized each year.
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