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Marysville authorizes engineering for 2026 local street rehabilitation projects
Summary
Council approved a letter authorizing BMJ to perform engineering and inspection for added 2026 local street rehabilitation projects — Washington Boulevard, 14th Street, Carolina Avenue, Minnesota Avenue and New Jersey Avenue — and reaffirmed previously authorized streets; vote was unanimous.
The Marysville City Council unanimously approved a revised letter of authorization March 23 to allow BMJ to provide engineering, inspection and load-tracking services for the 2026 Local Street Rehabilitation program.
Public Works Director Sean Quain told the council the state released additional funds for local roads this year and staff reviewed the city's PASER ratings to prioritize resurfacing. "We were fortunate enough to apply them to get some repaving done throughout the city," Quain said, and named streets added to the 2026 program: Washington Boulevard; 14th Street; Carolina Avenue; Minnesota Avenue; and New Jersey Avenue.
Quain said the authorization is a revised letter focused on the engineering portion of the projects; BMJ will perform inspections and monitor amounts and loads. He also reviewed previously authorized locations, including 18th Street from Range Road to Vermont, Mack Avenue, and Will Street to River Road.
Council Member Easter moved to approve the letter of authorization; Mayor Pro Tem Winston seconded. A roll-call vote recorded a unanimous yes and the motion passed.
Quain and council members framed the work as an improvement for residents, noting increased construction activity and the temporary inconveniences of traffic control and equipment on city streets. Staff said they will coordinate scheduling and public notice as work proceeds.
