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Supervisor: RedTown pavement-preservation project accepted as complete at ~$2.1 million
City of South Bend City Council · November 25, 2025
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Summary
Supervisor Hock told the council the RedTown pavement-preservation project covered about 10 miles of city streets and was accepted as complete with a total cost of about $2,100,000.
Supervisor Hock reported that the RedTown initiative pavement-preservation project has been accepted as complete. He said the citywide effort covered roughly 10 miles of streets and that the project cost was about $2,100,000.
The supervisor presented the completion as part of routine department reporting and indicated the work is now considered finished and accepted by the city. No further council action on this item was recorded in the meeting minutes.
