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Board awards $594,000 contract for county crack sealing project
Summary
The Lancaster County commissioners approved a $594,000 contract with Highway Improvement Incorporated for the county's 2026 crack sealing work; County Engineering described the project as preservation work to be followed by chip seal.
Lancaster County on April 14 approved awarding the county's annual crack-sealing contract for 2026 to Highway Improvement Incorporated in the amount of $594,000.
John Barry of Lancaster County Engineering described the work as a routine preservation step performed before the county’s chip-seal project. "It really preserves the roads," Barry said, noting the work is performed in sections across the county to prevent more costly repairs in the future. The board voted to approve the award on a roll call.
The county will proceed with contracting and scheduling the crack-seal work as part of its pavement preservation program.
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