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Paving program funding falls to $102.91M; staff forecasts 102 lane-miles of treatments for the season
Summary
VTrans presented a $102.91 million FY26 paving appropriation, described asset-driven paving work, a Route 30 full-depth reclamation example with sidewalk and slope stabilization work, and explained town engagement pathways (RPCs, 11/11 permits, class 1 paving cycle).
VTrans staff told the House Transportation Committee on Jan. 30 that the Paving Program’s FY26 appropriation is $102,910,000, a decrease of about $27.23 million from the prior year, and that the program funds preliminary engineering, right-of-way and construction phases.
“Pavement design unit are based on actual data from collection that takes place either yearly or every other year depending on the roadway,” Matt Bogaczek said, describing the program’s asset-driven decision-making and the “right treatment, right road, right time” principle. He said the FY26 funding supports construction of 46 paving projects and additional work on 34 projects; staff estimate 71 miles of…
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