Roads provide vital connections for families and individuals, facilitating visits to loved ones, school commutes, and access to jobs and leisure activities. They represent a promise funded by taxpayer dollars, making road maintenance a critical responsibility for local government. Proper upkeep of roads and sidewalks benefits everyone, especially vulnerable users such as the elderly and those with disabilities. Maintaining a high Pavement Condition Index (PCI) is essential to prevent costly deterioration, highlighting the need for preventive maintenance to ensure safety and reliability for all community members.
The roads we use are essential for daily life, connecting communities and providing a reliable means to navigate important life events and responsibilities.
Roads represent a promise funded by taxpayer dollars and require local governments to prioritize their upkeep as a core responsibility.
Maintaining good roads and sidewalks benefits all users, including those with disabilities, parents, and delivery trucks, ensuring safety and accessibility.
Achieving a Pavement Condition Index (PCI) of 67 is crucial, as falling below certain thresholds leads to accelerated deterioration and increasing costs.
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