Street Maintenance Fund, City of Abilene, Texas
Sector: Cable car • Location: Texas, United States of America
Source: Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)
The City of Abilene adopted the Street Maintenance Fee Ordinance in January 2019, which was paid by utility customers within the City limits. The Street Maintenance Fund was dedicated to the management and care of City streets. Planned repairs included micro-surfacing, asphalt resurfacing, and concrete improvements to work  zones and roads. In the fall of 2019, Abilene residents saw work be
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Description | The City of Abilene adopted the Street Maintenance Fee Ordinance in January 2019, which was paid by utility customers within the City limits. The Street Maintenance Fund was dedicated to the management and care of City streets. Planned repairs included micro-surfacing, asphalt resurfacing, and concrete improvements to work  zones and roads. In the fall of 2019, Abilene residents saw work begin on the first Street Maintenance Fund project, funded through the Development Corporation of Abilene's contribution to the Street Maintenance Fund. The City of Abilene is now preparing to begin work on a number of Abilene street repairs, funded through the Street Maintenance Fee contribution to the Fund. The Street Maintenance Fee is collected with the monthly municipal account statement, and shall be due upon receipt—beginning with the first utility bill after January 1, 2019. The City of Abilene is working to invest over $20M into their streets in 2020, through funding sources including the new Street Maintenance Fee, the Development Corporation of Abilene (DCOA), and the 2015 bond program. |
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