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🚨 Roads and infrastructure issue in Local. pothole which is big is detected, do something about it... @PWDIndia [Ref: CIVIC-D8F70637C50C]

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Top Notch #RoadRepair here🤡

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I was starting to think Road repair crews were some sort of myth, like King Arthur or Robin Hood..

Whether they’ve done a proper job or not, we will find out in a few days..

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The County of Monterey decides how to spend a new source of revenue. Read the full article on Monterey County Now.

The County of Monterey decides how to spend a new source of revenue. #montereycounty #measureaa #salestax #infrastructure #roadrepair #parks #publicsafety #homelessness #budget

Carmel Valley Road drivers will face delays from roundabout construction and road repairs. Read the full article on Monterey County Now.

Carmel Valley Road drivers will face delays from roundabout construction and road repairs. #carmelvalleyroad #construction #roadrepair #delays #traffic #roundabout #montereycounty

PS I do NOT go out! That first time was enough for me. Plus there is the expense. My favorite line these days… “We’re on a fixed income.” Combined with “can’t get there, from here.” #roadrepair

McAlester pursues $3.27 million ODOT industrial‑access grant for Steven Taylor Industrial Park The city authorized a grant application to the Oklahoma Department of Transportation for $3,268,260 to repair and rebuild New Baker Road and the Industrial Park access; staff said no city match will be provided and projects were phased to allow partial award acceptance.

McAlester City Council is taking a bold step to secure over $3 million for vital road repairs that could transform access to the Steven Taylor Industrial Park!

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#McAlesterPittsburgCounty #OK #CitizenPortal #McAlesterIndustrialPark #GrantFunding #RoadRepair

🇸🇪 स्वीडन ने ऐसी रोड रिपेयर मशीन बनाई है जो चलते-चलते सड़कों की मरम्मत कर देती है, बिना ट्रैफिक रोके! यह सिस्टम दरारें पहचानता है, उन्हें साफ कर डामर से भरता है और सील भी करता है,वो भी कुछ ही मिनटों में। जहां घंटों जाम लगता था, वहां अब सड़कें खुद नई बन रही हैं। 🚗✨

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Nepal floods and landslides: road damage repair cost estimation, how much Recent floods and landslides in Nepal have caused significant damage to roads and bridges. Experts estimate that repairing all the affected structures will

Floods and Landslides Damage Roads: Over Billions Rupees Needed for Repairs
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Bengaluru roads are getting a HUGE upgrade! 🛠️ Over 13k potholes filled & a ₹1,100cr plan to revamp 550km of major roads is underway. 🛣️ #Bengaluru #RoadRepair #Infrastructure

शिवपुरी घोटाला: सड़क मरम्मत में 16 लाख के फर्जीवाड़े पर ठेकेदार पर 31 हजार का इनाम घोषित Madhya Pradesh News: शिवपुरी नगर पालिका में सड़क मरम्मत के नाम पर 16 लाख रुपये के फर्जी भुगतान के मामले में पुलिस ने मुख्य आरोपी ठेकेदार अर्पित शर्मा पर 10 हजार रुपये का इनाम घोषित किया है। इसके अलावा स्थानीय पार्षदों ने भी 21 हजार रुपये के अतिरिक्त इनाम की घोषणा की है। कलेक्टर की जांच में खुला घोटाला मामला तब सामने आया जब कुछ पार्षदों ने कलेक्टर रविंद्र चौधरी को शिकायत दी कि मुरम, गिट्टी और कंक्रीट डालने के नाम पर फर्जी भुगतान किया गया। कलेक्टर की जांच में ये आरोप सही पाए गए। पुलिस ने नगर पालिका के इंजीनियर सतीश निगम, जितेंद्र परिहार और ठेकेदार अर्पित शर्मा के खिलाफ मामला दर्ज किया।

शिवपुरी घोटाला: सड़क मरम्मत में 16 लाख के फर्जीवाड़े पर ठेकेदार पर 31 हजार का इनाम घोषित

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Flood-Damaged Roads to Cost N$467 Million to Fix [Namibian] The Roads Authority (RA) has spent approximately N$200 million to repair national roads which have been severely damaged by heavy rains and flooding.

#Namibia #RoadRepair #FloodDamage #Infrastructure #HeavyRains

Colorado Transportation Department prioritizes road repairs and safety enhancements in public forum Transportation officials engage citizens to discuss priorities for road maintenance and safety improvements.

Colorado's future transportation plan is taking shape, but officials need your voice to tackle potholes, safety, and sustainable options!

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#CO #CitizenPortal #PublicSafety #RoadRepair #SustainableTransportation

Tulare County approves $70M County Transportation Improvement Program for 2025-2026 The board unanimously passed a $70M CTIP featuring 59 road projects for improvement.

Tulare County is set to transform its infrastructure with a groundbreaking $70 million transportation improvement plan that promises nearly 60 vital projects!

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#TulareCounty #CA #CitizenPortal #PublicSafety #InfrastructureImprovement #RoadRepair

Good afternoon from Ely, Minnesota Friday, 20 June 2025 6:08 pm 79°F / 26°C Precipitation: 0% Humidity: 52% Wind: 9 mph / 14 kph Skies mostly clear Self portrait with backhoe https://gnomonchronicles.com/wiki/Self_portrait_(20_June_2025) #ElyMN #HarveyStreet #RoadRepair #Summer2025

Good afternoon from Ely, Minnesota
Friday, 20 June 2025
6:08 pm
79°F / 26°C
Precipitation: 0%
Humidity: 52%
Wind: 9 mph / 14 kph
Skies mostly clear

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#ElyMN #HarveyStreet #RoadRepair #Summer2025

Windhoek launches N$300-million road rehab project The City of Windhoek has launched an emergency pothole repair programme following extensive road damage caused by heavy rainfall earlier this year. The programme costs a total N$324 million and started on 12 May. Municipality spokesperson Lydia Amutenya last week said two contractors have been appointed for a period of three months, each deploying six repair teams in the western suburbs (including Katutura) and six in the eastern suburbs through an approved procurement process. Amutenya said Namibia experienced significant rainfall this year, which led to widespread road damage within Windhoek. “The repair work prioritised high-traffic routes, including distributor roads and key public transport corridors, before extending to residential and access roads. This approach is intended to maximise the impact on mobility and public transport efficiency,” she said. She highlighted that preliminary cost estimates for the repairs include pothole repairs for N$15.2 million, gravel road restoration for N$38 million, and rehabilitation of severely damaged roads for N$226 million. Amutenya noted that the municipality acknowledges the inconvenience and damage caused by potholes, however, direct compensation for damages is not currently provided. “Our focus remains on urgent and sustained repair efforts to improve road conditions. Residents are urged to report damaged roads or drainage issues and to provide feedback that helps guide service delivery and prioritisation. The City of Windhoek’s focus remains on urgent and sustained repair efforts to improve road conditions,” Amutenya said. The post Windhoek launches N$300-million road rehab project appeared first on The Namibian.

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ALDOT to close Upper River Road Overpass for repairs in Morgan County The Alabama Department of Transportation is closing Upper River Road Overpass for repairs and for it to be raised.

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City council plans November millage renewal to fund road repairs and upgrades Council aims for millage renewal to enhance local roads and fund necessary repairs.

Brighton is gearing up for a crucial millage renewal this November that could transform our local roads and ensure vital repairs get the green light!

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Plugging potholes every 18 seconds isn’t enough. Councils can’t fix crumbling roads alone. We need long-term investment, not quick fixes. Poor roads cost drivers £1.7B a year. Time for a real plan! #RoadRepair #ahsbem2at

Foley to repair, improve West Peachtree Avenue FOLEY, Ala. (WKRG) — West Peachtree Avenue has been in disrepair, but a plan to change that is in motion. LOCATION: Jeff Phillips, city construction projects manager, said the road was damaged after old metal storm-drainage pipes, buried on the side of the road, collapsed. The Foley City Council approved the repair project, which began [...]

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Local authorities need N$500m to fix damaged roads Local authorities have requested N$500 million from the Road Fund Administration (RFA) to repair roads damaged by recent rainfall. RFA chief executive Ali Ipinge has said that 20 out of 57 local authorities have so far applied for additional funding — totalling half a billion dollars — to fix damaged roads. Ipinge, however, noted that the administration is unable to provide further financial assistance. “They are requesting a huge amount of money. Unfortunately, we have no excess funds available, so there is quite a shortfall. There’s not much we can do, as we do not have access to additional funding,” he said last week. The RFA has allocated N$600 million in the current financial year to local authorities across Namibia for the maintenance and construction of road infrastructure. “We are preparing a formal submission to government requesting additional funds to address this matter. Consultations are ongoing. While we do not currently have the funds, this is not something that can be left unattended,” he added. In the meantime, the CEO urged local authorities to reprioritise their road maintenance needs, focusing on repairing potholes rather than constructing new roads. He also revealed that there is no additional budget available to address damage to national roads. N$2.4 billion for the current financial year, has earmarked N$230 million to repair roads damaged by recent rains in the Oshana, Ohangwena, Oshikoto, Omusati and Kunene regions. According to RA CEO Conrad Lutombi, a total of N$467.1 million is required to rehabilitate national roads. Meanwhile, the City of Windhoek informed said that the total estimated cost — including VAT — to repair rain-related damages is approximately N$324 million. This includes N$226 million for the rehabilitation of severely damaged roads, N$15.1 million for pothole repairs, N$38 million for gravel road damage, N$1.3 million for flooded spatial areas, and N$637 000 (excluding VAT) for damaged bridges and culverts. “It is expected that additional funding may be required as rainfall continues and more detailed assessments are conducted. The city’s technical teams are actively inspecting all affected areas to capture the full extent of the damage,” city spokesperson Lydia Amutenya said. “These interim fixes involve the use of soilcrete — a mixture of soil and cement — to fill potholes, providing safer conditions for road users while permanent solutions are being prepared,” Amutenya added. Meanwhile, the Walvis Bay Municipality has estimated the damage to roads and sewer infrastructure at between N$200 million and N$300 million. An amount of N$400 000 has been allocated for immediate dewatering efforts and temporary road repairs, while further procurement processes are underway to address additional repairs. “Under normal circumstances, the municipality budgets approximately N$20 million annually for routine road maintenance and around N$50 million for road rehabilitation. Given the impact of the recent rains, efforts are being made to secure additional funding from the RFA and RA, though final details pertaining to this engagement are yet to be confirmed,” said municipality spokesperson Anita Kaihiva. The Ondangwa Town Council indicated that it is using its existing maintenance budget to carry out road repairs; however, the total cost of the damage has not yet been precisely determined. “The council has notified the RA about the damaged section of road under their jurisdiction. Since the RA handles its own maintenance, no additional funding will be required from them,” said the council’s head of corporate communications, Petrina Shitalangaho. She said repair works are expected to take about two months to complete, as they are being handled in-house, eliminating the need for contractor advertisements or evaluations. The post Local authorities need N$500m to fix damaged roads appeared first on The Namibian.

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Roads authority aims to restore damaged roads by Easter Roads Authority (RA) chief executive Conrad Lutombi has assured Oshana regional governor Elia Irimari that some flood-damaged roads in the Cuvelai-Etosha Basin will be repaired before Easter. Lutombi made the pledge during a courtesy visit to the governor on Thursday, before his team went for site visits of affected areas. He estimates an amount of N$230 million to fully restore and upgrade affected roads across the Oshana, Oshikoto, Ohangwena, Omusati and Kunene regions, including adding drainage to prevent future damage. According to Lutombi, several gravel roads have been washed away, with some still submerged by water. “A number of our roads are washed away and this is affecting economic activities in these areas and people have no access to essential services,” he said. He said in the Kunene region, the main road at Opuwo has been completely damaged and in the Omusati region some of the roads have been damaged or washed away by heavy rains. The Oshana region also has some damaged roads, with the Okapiya road being in a critical state. In the Oshikoto region, the road passing through Olukonda is affected and the Endola-Ongenga road in the Ohangwena region is also in bad shape. “The Roads Authority’s commitment to pre-Easter repairs offers a glimmer of hope for communities struggling with disrupted transportation and access to essential services in these flood-stricken regions,” Lutombi noted. The RA’s long-term restoration and upgrade project, contingent on allocated funds, aims to build more resilient road infrastructure capable of withstanding future flooding events. The post Roads authority aims to restore damaged roads by Easter appeared first on The Namibian.

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A street undergoes repair in the South West Loop in Chicago, with colorful orange barriers and cones, at sunset.

There are two seasons in the Midwest: winter and road repair. Chicago, March 2025.

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Oshakati to fix potholes after rainy season Oshakati mayor Leonard Hango says the town’s council will only be able to rehabilitate rain-damaged roads after the rainy season. He says the council is currently filling potholes with sand as an interim measure, while making funds available to rehabilitate the roads. “We are fully aware of the potholes on our roads, and we feel the pinch as well. However, since it is still the rainy season, we will only be able to rehabilitate all the tarred and gravel roads in town after the rain has stopped,” Hango said yesterday. He said the council is yet to determine the total cost of the damaged roads, adding that most are in a dilapidated state and need urgent rehabilitation. He urged road users to bear with the council until the rainy season comes to an end. “The conditions of our roads are really bad. We want to assure motorists that the roads will be rehabilitated soon after the rainy season. I want to urge road users to be cautious on the roads and avoid driving through the potholes to avoid further damage to their vehicles. “Due to the recent heavy rainfall, several roads in town require urgent maintenance. Our technical team is diligently working to address these road conditions and ensure safe and accessible routes for all. However, we kindly ask residents for their patience as we prioritise the most critical areas first,” Hango said. Motorists say the potholes have cost them a lot of money. “These potholes are an inconvenience. I had to buy two new tyres after hitting them. The town council must fix the roads,” resident Sam Shilunga say. Local taxi drivers say they have considered filling the potholes with cement, but are hesitant due to the risks involved. “Who will be accountable should the cement crack and damage cars? The taxis will be accused of causing the damage. We are patiently waiting for the town council to address this pothole situation,” one taxi driver says. The post Oshakati to fix potholes after rainy season appeared first on The Namibian.

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Oshakati to fix potholes after rainy season Oshakati mayor Leonard Hango says the town’s council will only be able to rehabilitate rain-damaged roads after the rainy season. He says the council is currently filling potholes with sand as an interim measure, while making funds available to rehabilitate the roads. “We are fully aware of the potholes on our roads, and we feel the pinch as well. However, since it is still the rainy season, we will only be able to rehabilitate all the tarred and gravel roads in town after the rain has stopped,” Hango said yesterday. He said the council is yet to determine the total cost of the damaged roads, adding that most are in a dilapidated state and need urgent rehabilitation. He urged road users to bear with the council until the rainy season comes to an end. “The conditions of our roads are really bad. We want to assure motorists that the roads will be rehabilitated soon after the rainy season. I want to urge road users to be cautious on the roads and avoid driving through the potholes to avoid further damage to their vehicles. “Due to the recent heavy rainfall, several roads in town require urgent maintenance. Our technical team is diligently working to address these road conditions and ensure safe and accessible routes for all. However, we kindly ask residents for their patience as we prioritise the most critical areas first,” Hango said. Motorists say the potholes have cost them a lot of money. “These potholes are an inconvenience. I had to buy two new tyres after hitting them. The town council must fix the roads,” resident Sam Shilunga say. Local taxi drivers say they have considered filling the potholes with cement, but are hesitant due to the risks involved. “Who will be accountable should the cement crack and damage cars? The taxis will be accused of causing the damage. We are patiently waiting for the town council to address this pothole situation,” one taxi driver says. The post Oshakati to fix potholes after rainy season appeared first on The Namibian.

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