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St. Albans outlines mid‑summer paving plan and citywide cleanup details
Summary
Mayor Scott James said the city has used about 36 tons of asphalt patching this year and expects roughly $200,000 available for paving; residents should submit street requests to their council member, and the citywide cleanup is set for April 27–May 8 with pickup rules for bulky items.
Mayor Scott James said St. Albans will compile ward lists and expects to begin city paving work in mid‑June, with residents asked to contact their council member to nominate streets for consideration.
"We've used approximately 36 tons of asphalt patching city roads this year," the mayor said on the podcast. He added the city has about $200,000 available for paving city…
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