Jay County tables decision on Vialytics road-rating software; LTAP requirement noted
After a presentation by USI Consultants and Vialytics, commissioners tabled a decision on purchasing a road-condition rating system—needed for LTAP/Community Crossings grant eligibility—so staff can review costs and contract terms; county has 727 miles of roads and would own the data if it proceeds.
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USI Consultants and Vialytics presented April 14 on a camera- and software-based road-condition rating system that photographs pavements every 5–10 feet and generates condition ratings. The system is intended to satisfy LTAP (Local Technical Assistance Program) requirements for Community Crossings grant eligibility. Vialytics said setup fees would be waived and typical contracts run three years; the county would own the collected data.
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