Nassau County approves 2026 pavement management work authorization

The Nassau County Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously April 27 to approve work authorization No. 7 with Hubbard Construction Company to carry out the county's 2026 pavement management plan. County staff said the program will perform level-and-overlay resurfacing on about 33 roads totaling roughly 15.5 miles and that crews are expected to be on-site in about six to eight weeks.

David Hearn, deputy public works director, told commissioners the work is "really the same thing we do every year," and that directional scheduling and advance notices will limit traffic disruption. When asked about traffic impacts, Hearn said the work should involve standard single-lane closures for short durations and that the county will notify residents in advance. Commissioner Martin asked whether major traffic issues were anticipated; Hearn replied, "No, sir," while noting the county will provide updates if circumstances change.

The motion to approve the work authorization passed 5–0. The agenda packet lists the project scope (number of roads and mileage) and the contractor; the meeting record includes a numeric amount that appears anomalous in the transcript and is flagged for verification (see audit).