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Heath staff demonstrates pavement condition index tool; council asks staff to draft multi‑year road program
Summary
City staff showed a GIS‑linked pavement condition index (PCI) that scores roads from 0–100 and can be used to prioritize repairs. Council asked staff to add traffic and usage data, identify high‑impact repairs and return with a phased, budgeted program for the next budget cycle.
At the Jan. 28 meeting the Heath City Council received a presentation and live demonstration of a pavement condition index (PCI) and mapping tool that scores streets on a 0–100 scale to help prioritize road maintenance and rehabilitation.
Why it matters: Council members said they want a data‑driven, multi‑year street program that ties budget requests to specific streets and measurable targets rather than ad hoc repairs. The PCI is intended to be an objective, repeatable basis for that work.
Mr. Creed (staff) demonstrated the vendor's system, which visually maps each city road and assigns a PCI score. He…
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