Prince George's County's Roadway Preservation Program
2023 Construction Season as of October 2023
The Department of Public Works and Transportation (DPW&T) is responsible for managing and maintaining one of the county’s most valuable assets – a public street network with more than 2,000 miles. Our overall efforts are aimed at keeping the county’s streets in a state of good repair and extending their lifespan. Pavement preservation ranges from pothole patching to longer term resurfacing and extensive road reconstruction. To learn more about the program please click on the link: Prince George's County Roadway Preservation Program
Proposed
Proposed locations for 2023 construction season. These include resurfacing or slurry treatment.
What is Slurry Seal?
- High performance thin layer of asphalt.
- If base pavement is in good condition, slurry seal will extend the life of the roadway.
- Solves existing distresses and delays further deterioration.
- Lower cost helps to treat and cover more miles of roadway than traditional overlay.
- Ability to fill ruts and uneven surface profiles for smoother roadways.
What are the benefits of Slurry Seal?
- Prolongs the useful life of the roadway
- Safer Driving Conditions
- Faster return to traffic
- Curb appeal – Smooth, black, “new road” look
For comprehensive project data that includes the County's pavement rehabilitation program go to the Pavement Assessment Management System .
Completed
Paved Roads March - October 2023
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