Jerome approves $39,956 for TransMap pavement data processing and GIS integration
City staff told council TransMap collected 360° photos, measured pavement distresses and calculated pavement condition scores; the council approved $39,956.29 for additional data processing and GIS integration, with staff proposing funds come from the FY2026-27 streets fund.
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Jerome City agreed on Oct. 6 to pay TransMap Corporation $39,956.29 for additional asset data processing and GIS integration to support the city's pavement-management program. Public Works Director Jon Caton said TransMap collected 360° photos, measured pavement distresses and calculated a pavement condition index (PCI) for every road; he reported the city's average score is "74 out of 100." Caton described an interactive tool that stores photos and distresses in the GIS and provides rehabilitation-cost projections.
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