Glenarden council approves NCI Construction for Hayes Street asphalt repairs

April 19, 2025 | Glenarden City, Prince George's County, Maryland

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Asphalt repairs on Hay Street are set to move forward following a recent Glenarden City Council work session, where members approved a proposal from NCI Construction. The resolution, which allocates $134,863 for the project, aims to address critical infrastructure needs and enhance road safety.

Councilman Herring emphasized the importance of separating resolutions for different street projects to ensure they do not get overlooked. "I think this has been sitting around for a long time," he stated, advocating for the timely execution of the repairs. The approved work will focus on a specific section of Hay Street, from Johnson Avenue to just past the entrance of the departments, as marked by NCI Construction.
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During the discussion, concerns were raised about the road's ability to withstand bus traffic. City Manager Simpson assured council members that a thorough assessment had been conducted, and while the repairs should suffice, further reinforcement may be necessary once the area is milled.

In addition to Hay Street, the council also approved sidewalk repairs on Glenarden Parkway, with a budget of $51,731.32, and new sidewalk construction on Church Street. These projects are part of the city's FY 25 capital improvement plan, ensuring pedestrian safety and accessibility throughout the community.

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The council's proactive approach to infrastructure improvements reflects a commitment to maintaining the city's roads and sidewalks, with further discussions anticipated as projects progress.

Converted from City of Glenarden 7 April 2025 Work Session meeting on April 19, 2025
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