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City updates council on sidewalk repairs, $1.8M invested over five years

Wadsworth City Council Committee of the Whole — Finance · July 7, 2026
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Summary

Service Director Matt Hiscock told Council the City invested roughly $1.8 million in sidewalk construction and repairs over the previous five years, addressing about 131 miles; Engineering will evaluate acceleration options and new funding sources to address remaining high-priority areas.

Service Director Matt Hiscock updated Council on the City's nine-year sidewalk program, reporting that over the previous five years the City had invested approximately $1.8 million in sidewalk construction and repairs and that approximately 131 miles of sidewalks had been addressed through various funding sources, including Community Development Block Grant funds and other project bundling. Hiscock said Engineering is evaluating methods to accelerate repairs, improve connectivity, and explore expanded funding sources such as grants, general fund appropriations, and assessments.

He cautioned that completing the remaining high-priority work within three years would require significant contractor participation and additional funding beyond existing City workforce capacity. Council Member Angela May requested the update; members discussed prioritization and funding approaches.