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Stonecrest allocates $6 million for 2024 street resurfacing; city says it repaved more than 41 lane miles this year
Summary
City Engineer Harry Carey Coran told the City Council that officials allocated $6 million for 2024 street resurfacing; he said the city resurfaced over 41 lane miles this year and more than 200 lane miles since incorporation.
Harry Carey Coran, city engineer for the City of Stonecrest, said the City Council allocated $6 million for 2024 street resurfacing and that the city has resurfaced more than 41 lane miles this year.
Coran said the resurfacing work is part of a multi‑year effort: "Since the incorporation of the city of Stonecrest, we have paved over 200 lane miles," he said, calling the progress a point of pride.
The city engineer said officials aim for quick customer service on street issues and singled out the Alamo area for particular attention. He said staff aim to respond to residents' street complaints in less than 24 hours.
"We are very proud of our accomplishments when it comes to street resurfacing," Coran said, adding that the city's goal is to have "the best streets in the region when it comes to quality." Coran described the work as intended to improve driving conditions and neighborhood appearance.
The remarks described the scope and intent of the resurfacing program; the transcript did not provide a formal roll call or vote tally for the council allocation. No ordinance or project number was cited during the remarks.
