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Board funds $57,800 PACER lidar pavement study; alleyway data added

Hammond Capital Improvement Board · July 29, 2026
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Summary

Funding allocation #325 authorizes a $57,800 PACER lidar pavement study with 1st Group Engineering; the chair said this biannual PASER survey now includes alleyways (about $20,000 extra) and will support the city’s annual report to the Indiana Local Technical Assistance Program required for certain state funding.

The Chair described funding allocation #325 to engage 1st Group Engineering for the 2026 PACER lidar pavement study at a cost of $57,800, noting the project is a biannual PASER evaluation of pavement condition. The chair added that this year’s scope expands to include alleyways, which increases the cost by roughly $20,000, and that the data will contribute to the city’s annual report to the Indiana Local Technical Assistance Program — a requirement for eligibility for some state funding.

Board members approved the allocation by roll call with four votes in favor and no dissent. The Chair emphasized the value of an updated asset inventory, which in prior years has included signs, trees, and street lighting in addition to pavement condition data.