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City outlines major 2025 capital program and five‑year pavement plan; targets PCI 75
Summary
Public works presented a large slate of 2025 capital projects — Santa Fe/Mineral intersection work, bridge replacements, safety and trail upgrades — and a multi‑year pavement preservation strategy funded largely by voter‑approved 3A funds. Staff said the city aims for an average pavement condition index (PCI) target of 75.
City staff presented an overview of Littleton’s 2025 capital program and pavement preservation plan at the April 15 council meeting, highlighting a record level of investment driven largely by voter‑approved 3A sales tax funds and a multi‑year strategy to maintain streets and multi‑modal corridors.
City Engineer Kimberly Doll and Public Works Director Brent Satterland said the city’s average annual capital investment rose from roughly $14.7 million to about $47.5 million after the 3A funding, enabling several large projects in 2025. Kimberly Doll…
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