Road Resurfacing Program

Road Resurfacing Requests

Clay County develops its annual road resurfacing program using a combination of roadway condition data and resident requests.

If you believe a roadway needs attention, submit a request through Clay Connected . Once submitted, County staff will evaluate the roadway and include it in the prioritization process.

How Roads Are Selected

Each year, staff recommends resurfacing projects to the Board of County Commissioners based on roadway conditions and available funding.

Because funding is limited, it may take several years for a roadway to be included in the resurfacing program. In the meantime, maintenance crews perform repairs such as pothole patching and localized pavement repairs as needed.

Road Evaluation Criteria

To ensure roads are evaluated consistently and fairly, each roadway is scored using six categories. Scores range from 0 to 100, with lower scores indicating poorer pavement conditions and a greater need for resurfacing.

  • Oxidation and Raveling
  • Cracking
  • Cuts, Patches, and Potholes
  • Depressions and Rutting
  • Rideability
  • Traffic Volume

Pavement Condition Reports

The latest Clay County Pavement Condition Index (PCI) and International Roughness Index (IRI) reports are available through a public records request.

Submit a Public Records Request