Fayetteville getting new data to assess street conditions

January 1, 2024 at 4:00 a.m.

by Stacy Ryburn

City crews work in 2017 on milling and placing an asphalt overlay on North Street between College and Gregg avenues. The City Council recently approved a new agreement with the same company that used a trailer to analyze the condition of streets in the city five years ago. (File photo/NWA Democrat-Gazette/David Gottschalk)
City crews work in 2017 on milling and placing an asphalt overlay on North Street between College and Gregg avenues. The City Council recently approved a new agreement with the same company that used a trailer to analyze the condition of streets in the city five years ago. (File photo/NWA Democrat-Gazette/David Gottschalk)


FAYETTEVILLE -- The days of relying solely on the "windshield test" to judge a road's condition are far behind the city.

The City Council earlier this month approved a $175,000 contract to have Infrastructure Management Services in Tempe, Ariz.,

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