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Lufkin City Council approves $1.2 million fiscal 2025 street overlay program

3663494 · June 4, 2025
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Summary

The council approved a $1.2 million street overlay program for fiscal 2025 after staff presented a list of streets developed with ward representatives and evaluations using recently purchased pavement-management software.

The Lufkin City Council approved the fiscal year 2025 street overlay program and authorized staff to proceed with identified repairs and surfacing funded by a $1.2 million allocation.

City staff presented a map of streets recommended for the overlay program that staff said was developed in coordination with each ward representative and informed by a pavement-management software purchase earlier in the year and staff field observations. "You see the map, on the screen. It reflects what we've worked with each ward's representative ... to develop a list of streets for our overlay program," Kevin said during the presentation.

Council members moved and seconded approval of the program; the motion passed by voice vote. The transcript does not record the names of the mover or seconder or a roll-call vote. Staff said any remaining funds after work on the identified streets would be spent on additional roads selected with each ward.

The staff presentation noted the program includes some base repairs and surfacing as part of an ongoing effort to maintain city streets. Exhibits with the specific street list were referenced in the meeting packet but not read into the record during the meeting.

The meeting concluded shortly after the vote; a council member observed the session was among the shortest meetings the council has held, and the meeting adjourned at 5:06 p.m.