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Timnath launches pavement management program, readies Neighborhood Traffic Calming grant
Summary
Town official said Public Works launched Timnath’s first pavement management program using GIS data and advanced a Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program tied to a federal grant expected to roll out in 2025.
A town official said Public Works launched Timnath’s first pavement management program using roadway data from the town’s Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and reported progress on traffic-calming planning supported by a federal grant.
“We launched Timnath's first pavement management program using roadway data from the Geographic Information Systems or GIS. We advanced the Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program with a federal grant set to roll out in 2025,” the official said.
Why it matters: a pavement management program helps the town prioritize repairs and use maintenance funds efficiently. The federal grant for traffic calming could fund engineering, traffic studies or construction for neighborhood safety improvements, but the official did not specify grant amount, eligibility criteria or project locations.
Details and next steps: the official said the traffic-calming program is slated to roll out in 2025; no award number, funding amount or project schedule was provided in the address. The public works remarks also referenced continued partnerships to support infrastructure work.
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