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Strategic Plan Watch

Streets, funding, and planned work

Albany street conditions, watched against the improvement plan.

This dashboard turns the City's 2025 pavement assessment, street funding gap, and live Public Works project map into a single public record residents and neighbors can scan.

Strategic objectiveCity project map

Citywide PCI

59

Fair / 2025 assessment

Local street PCI

54

63.3 local miles rated poor

Annual funding gap

$12.8M

Street need above current average spending

Active CIP projects

13

9 street-related in the live layer

Public read

The key street problem is not only pavement quality. It is whether plans and funding are visible.

Albany's local streets carry the largest poor-condition mileage, while the official funding page identifies a combined annual gap of $12.8M. The project list below tracks what the active CIP layer says is moving now.

Official map handoff

ARP does not redraw City geometry in v1. The official map remains the geographic source of record.

Pavement mapProject map

Strategic Plan objective

Implement public dashboard for tracking street conditions and planned improvements

Watch / due Mar 30, 2027 / budget Unknown

Open objective
Dashboard data last updated Jul 13, 2026Official public sources; no private resident or neighbor data included.

Pavement condition

2025 condition miles by street class

Assessment year 2025

Arterial

21.6 mi

6% poor

Collector

27.1 mi

14.4% poor

Local

153 mi

41.4% poor

Funding gap

Annual need against current average spending

Arterial and collector

Gap $1.5M

Long-term need for Albany's higher-volume streets exceeds current average spending.

Local good/fair maintenance

Gap $3M

Preventive maintenance need for local streets that are still recoverable.

Poor local rebuild

Gap $8.3M

Estimated annual rebuild need over 40 years for poor local streets.

Active and planned work

Public Works CIP projects in the live City layer

13 active CIP projects / 9 street-related

ProjectPhaseLocationWarrantyUpdated

Elm Street Overlay

ST-24-02street

3,200 linear feet of asphalt grind-inlay, replace 68 curb ramps, install 600 feet of 30-inch storm drain

City map
ConstructionNot listedUnknownSep 2, 2025

Hill St Overlay: Hwy 99E to Queen Ave

ST-26-03street

3,400 linear feet of asphalt pavement rehabilitation; new curb ramps, sidewalk and curb repairs, 1,000 linear feet of 18-inch, 12-inch & 10-inch storm drain, 2 new fire hydrants

City map
ConstructionNot listedUnknownJun 24, 2026

CARA Waterfront Streetscape Project

ST-22-08street

CARA Streetscape Phase 2

City map
Project CompleteNot listedYesJun 24, 2026

Cox Creek Interceptor Sewer Phase 3

SS-25-01street

2,250' of 24" sanitary sewer. 326' of 36" steel casing with a 24" carrier under i5. 2,300' of 12" & 6" ductile iron waterline. 1,500 tons of new asphalt.

City map
Project CompleteNot listedYesJan 14, 2026

Goldfish Farm Rd - Cox Creek Bridge Replacement

Linn County Projectstreet

ROAD CLOSURE 4/7/25 - 10/3/25 Cox Creek Bridge Replacement, Water, Sewer, Storm & SWQ installations

City map
Project CompleteNot listedYesOct 15, 2025

North Albany Road Overlay Project

ST-24-03street

New asphalt, new striping, ADA improvments, stormwater treatment updates

City map
Project CompleteNot listedYesDec 22, 2025

Salem Ave Overlay & Roundabout

ST-25-03street

2-inch Grind & Inlay/Roundabout install at Salem Ave/Waverly Drive

City map
Project CompleteNot listedYesApr 1, 2026

SRTS Geary Sidewalk

ST-22-06street

Safe Routes to School Sidewalk Infill Grant

City map
Project CompleteNot listedYesJan 16, 2026

Washington St Improvements

ST-23-01street

Street, Water, Storm Updates

City map
Project CompleteNot listedYesDec 9, 2025

7th & Walnut Area Waterline

WL-25-01

900' of 12" HDPE Waterline, 2,400' of 6" HDPE Waterline.

City map
Project CompleteNot listedYesJul 13, 2026

Belmont Ave Storm Drain Improvements

SD-25-01-A

Storm Drain Improvements

City map
Project CompleteNot listedYesMay 28, 2026

Front Avenue Storm Drain Improvements

SD-26-03

585' of 10-Inch and 12-inch PVC Storm Drain

City map
Project CompleteNot listedYesMay 28, 2026

Skyline Drive WL

WL-24-02

1,000 linear feet of 6-inch HDPE water line and related appurtenances

City map
Project CompleteNot listedYesSep 3, 2025

Segments to watch

Lowest-PCI street segments in the 2025 layer

SegmentClassPCIConditionTreatment

ARLINGTON DR NW

END OF PAVEMENT to VALLEY VIEW DR E

Local0PoorNot listed

GREEN ACRES LANE

BEG. PAVE (S. OF PICARDY LN) to GREEN ACRES LP N

Local0PoorNot listed

HILLCREST ST NW

NORTH ALBANY PARK to VALLEY VIEW DR E

Local0PoorNot listed

OAK STREET

END OF PAVEMENT to 38TH AV E

Local0PoorNot listed

RALEIGH COURT

Raleigh to Culd De Sac

Local0PoorNot listed

11TH AVE SE

MONTGOMERY ST N to JACKSON ST N

Local2PoorNot listed

BARTLEY PL SE

BARTLEY CT E to HOUSE #3038

Local2PoorNot listed

CHICAGO ST SE

SALEM AV N to 2ND AV E

Local2PoorNot listed

CHICAGO ST NE

1ST AV E to RAILROAD TRACKS/BARRICADE

Local3PoorNot listed

EMERALD OAKS PLACE

DEAD END (S) to EDGEWOOD DR N

Local3PoorNot listed

2ND AVE SE

MAIN ST N to OAK ST N

Local4PoorNot listed

COLUMBUS ST NE

1ST AV E to RAILROAD TRACKS/BARRICADE

Local4PoorNot listed

32ND AVE SE

JACKSON ST N to MADISON ST N

Local5PoorNot listed

THURSTON STREET

19TH AV E to QUEEN AV E

Local5PoorNot listed

18TH AVE SE

END OF PAVEMENT to HILL ST N

Local6PoorNot listed

19TH AVE SW

MAPLE ST N to PACIFIC BL

Local6PoorNot listed

24TH (WALNUT)

END OF PAVEMENT to PACIFIC BL

Local6PoorNot listed

32ND AVE SE

TUDOR WY N to CULDESAC

Local6PoorNot listed

BROADALBIN ST SW

7TH AV E to 6TH AV E

Local6PoorNot listed

FRONT AVE NE

PRIVATE RD to OAK ST N

Local6PoorNot listed

Source trail

Records behind the dashboard

City pageAlbany 2025 street condition assessment

Official pavement condition summary, street-class mileage, PCI 59 citywide average, and 2025 PCI map.

City pageStreet goals and costs

Official funding need, current spending, and annual gap estimates.

City mapPublic Works project map

Official active capital, private development, and warranty project map.

CIP2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program

Official five-year capital planning PDF linked from the Public Works map.

ARP trackerStrategic Plan tracker row

ARP tracker row for Strategic Plan adoption and promised implementation dashboard.

ARP trackerInfrastructure and procurement tracker row

ARP tracker row for May 27 and June 10 Public Works, transportation, water, street, and infrastructure procurement items.

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Disclaimer: The Albany Records Project is an independent civic research and journalism organization. We are not a law firm and nothing here is legal advice. Tips are treated as leads to check, not as proof. Before anything is published, we review it for source reliability, litigation holds, redactions, and consent. To report an error or ask for a correction, contact the records desk.

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