Council approves $26,183 pavement assessment to support future paving funding requests
September 20, 2026 | Rockwood, Roane County, Tennessee
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Council approved a contract to fund a pavement assessment by Applied Pavement Technology to scan and evaluate town roads and produce a ranked list for future funding requests.
Staff said the infrared pavement assessment costs $26,183 and will be paid from the State Street Aid fund. The study will provide data to rank roads by condition and help justify future grant applications or funding requests.
A council member moved to pursue the pavement data collection and reporting; the motion passed on a roll call vote. Staff said the assessment would be ready in time to support upcoming grant opportunities and that the study is a prerequisite for certain small‑town paving programs.
Staff said the infrared pavement assessment costs $26,183 and will be paid from the State Street Aid fund. The study will provide data to rank roads by condition and help justify future grant applications or funding requests.
A council member moved to pursue the pavement data collection and reporting; the motion passed on a roll call vote. Staff said the assessment would be ready in time to support upcoming grant opportunities and that the study is a prerequisite for certain small‑town paving programs.
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