Pavement Management Program

Overview

Issaquah's program aims to maintain and protect an important community asset – our streets.

The City evaluates streets with a third-party analysis, as well as an internal inspection process, to identify pavement conditions. Using that analysis, the year of treatment and the scope of required work is then coordinated with other City departments to reduce impacts to the citizens. For more detailed information on how the Pavement Management Program utilizes the third party analysis read here. 

For more detailed information on how the City of Issaquah’s Pavement Management Program is set up, read here.

Ongoing Maintenance

As part of the CMP ongoing maintenance around the City, work is done to maintain our sidewalks by grinding down and ensuring our walkways are ADA compliant. Teams survey locations within neighborhoods and then work is done to ensure uneven panels are brought back into acceptable parameters to remove hazards. You may notice markings on our sidewalks that look like the photo to the left. 

2023 Overlay Projects

View the full 2023 set of projects on one map.

• Central Issaquah
  • SE 56th Street
• Issaquah Highlands
  • Highlands Drive
  • Black Nugget Road
• North Issaquah
  • SE 52nd Street/SE 51st Place
• South Lake Sammamish
  • Greenwood Point area
  • Note: This project has been delayed to Spring 2024.
• Squak Mountain
  • Wildwood Boulevard

Previous Years Projects