2025 Annual Slurry Seal Project

The City has officially kicked off its largest-ever slurry seal project, set to resurface more than 40 streets and 3.47 million square feet of roadway.

Work began this week with preparations like patching and crack sealing. Patchwork includes grinding and replacing damaged sections of pavement, while crack sealing applies adhesive to small cracks to prevent further roadway deterioration. This work is important to create a smoother driving surface and prepare the streets for upcoming slurry seal treatment.

Prep work will be followed by slurry application and restriping through the summer and fall. This effort is part of the City's ongoing commitment to preserve and extend the life of our roads while enhancing safety and appearance.

Notifications will be provided to properties impacted by slurry seal before work begins. "No parking" signs will be placed in impacted areas 72 hours prior to slurry application. An interactive map is available online to help residents track progress.

For details and updates, visit our Slurry Project website.

The 2025 Slurry Project is expected to be completed by Fall 2025. Portions of the following roads will undergo maintenance:

• 70th Street
• Arizona Avenue
• Avenorra Drive
• Aztec Drive
• Baldrich Street
• Baltimore Drive
• Bertro Drive
• Colorado Avenue
• Connecticut Avenue
• Cowles Mountain Boulevard
• Dalhart Avenue
• Delaware Avenue
• El Cajon Boulevard
• El Paso Street
• Fletcher Parkway
• Grable Street
• Kiowa Drive
• Lake Murray Boulevard
• Lesa Road
• Magruder Street
• Marengo Avenue
• Mary Fellows Ave
• Maryland Avenue
• Memorial Drive
• Munroe Street
• Noraak Court
• Oakland Road
• Ohio Avenue
• Ohio Place
• Oregon Avenue
• Parkway Drive
• Pennsylvania Lane
• Seton Hall Street
• Shasta Lane
• Swarthmoore Street
• Tanglerod Lane
• Torrem Street
• Tufts Street
• Wellesley Street
• Wheaton Street
• Wisconsin Avenue
• Wyoming Avenue