RoadResource.org Network Success Stories

Every Mile Makes A Difference

Making overall improvements to your network health can feel daunting. But using pavement preservation and in-place recycling techniques can help you do more than break the rebuild- failure cycle. They result in Network Improvement, which creates positive impact in many ways:

Increase driver safety

Cut down on
construction delays

Strengthen infrastructure for your community and businesses

Reduce project backlog

Reversing deterioration trends across entire networks isn’t just something we talk about – it’s something other road administrators are already achieving. Agencies across the world are using preservation treatments and recycling strategies to not just increase the quality of roads, but improve the quality of communities.

How Polk County Saved $28M and Repaired 42% More Roads in 7 Years

How Polk County Saved $28M and Repaired 42% More Roads in 7 Years Learn More

Kent County Aims for 90% Good and Fair by 2025

After a funding package opens new opportunities for the area, the Kent County Road Commission commits to using the resources to their fullest potential. Learn More

RoadResource.org Plays a Part in Maintaining Chip Seal Program as Scheduled

RoadResource.org played a critical role in maintaining one of Michigan’s County Chip Seal program, when it was threatened due to personnel turnover. Learn More

City of Scottsdale Improves Road Network with 5-Year Pavement Preservation Plan

Scottsdale embarked on a comprehensive program which brought their network's average PCI from 70 to 83 in just 4 years. Learn More

Elmore County Increases Number of Roads in Top Condition Brackets by Nearly 90%

Taking Multiple Approaches to Preserving the Streets of Idaho

Delaware County Uses Triage to Break Free of the Rebuild-Failure Cycle

Rankin County, MS Saves Millions Applying Pavement Preservation Treatments Throughout Network

The Town of Lexington Improves Average PCI by 125% in 10 Years with Pavement Preservation.