Summary
The city paved miles of streets last year — including Laurel, Wolsen, War Lane and Zimmerman — and will target five more lane miles this year, aiming to eliminate all failed streets. Staff urged residents to use the 311 app for potholes, promising fixes within a day or two.
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Last discussed Apr 8, 2026.
Impact analysis
The street levy now covers curb repairs that homeowners previously paid for, and this year's paving list is balanced between east and west sides.
Every driver in Hamilton — especially residents of the east and west side streets on this year's paving list.
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City Council — 2026-04-08
The city paved miles of streets last year — including Laurel, Wolsen, War Lane and Zimmerman — and will target five more lane miles this year, aiming to eliminate all failed streets. Staff urged residents to use the 311 app for potholes, promising fixes within a day or two.
City Council — 2026-02-25
Hamilton is paving more than 40 streets this year with a nearly $23 million budget, about half covered by grants. Streets are chosen based on pavement condition, underground utilities, traffic, neighborhood equity under the street levy, and grant eligibility. A new spot-repair program aims to fix the worst patches without waiting years for a full street repave.
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