Overview
As roadways deteriorate, the likelihood of potholes, cracks, and other road imperfections, that affect driving conditions, increases. To help ensure smoother, safer driving conditions, the city administers a proactive pavement maintenance program, including:
- Pavement Preservation Map
- Pavement Plan
- Street Sweeping
- Pothole patching
- ADA ramp construction
- Fog Seal
- Crack Fill treatment
- Micro Seal resurfacing application
- Road Hot Mix Asphalt Mill & Overlay
- 5-Year Paving Plan
Pavement Preservation Map
Find out if your street or neighborhood is part of the city's Pavement Plan by using the address search feature in our interactive Pavement Preservation map. The map is updated regularly with new projects; check back frequently for the most up-to-date information. Please keep in mind that the city's paving plan is adjusted throughout the year to respond to storm damaged roads, emergency conditions, and budget adjustments.
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Pavement Plan
Scottsdale's Pavement Preservation crews repair, maintain and rehabilitate asphalt streets throughout the city. In 2025 an independent contractor completed a comprehensive inventory of roadway assets, using state-of-the art technology to evaluate the condition of the street network. Data collected was used to assign Pavement Condition Index (PCI) scores to every street in the city. These scores will be used to evaluate paving project areas, determine the best pavement option, and draft a multi-year paving plan.
Street Sweeping
City street sweepers clean-up 26,000 miles of city-maintained roads and multiuse paths per year, about 35 miles per day. Street sweepers use regenerative air systems which means the equipment does not release polluted air or debris into the atmosphere. Street sweeping improves air quality and overall roadway safety for automobiles, cyclists, and pedestrians.
To request street sweeping service near your home or business submit a request online via the Scottsdale EZ portal.
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Street Sweeping Cycle
Arterial (major) streets = Two times a month
Local (neighborhood) streets = Once a month
Multiuse paths = Once a month
Pothole Patching
To request pothole patching please submit a request online via the Scottsdale EZ portal. A repair work order will be created within 48 hours of your request.
ADA Ramp Construction
ADA improvements are included in all street improvement, pavement maintenance, and developer-driven projects. Scottsdale’s Pavement Management staff evaluates, upgrades and constructs ADA infrastructure as part of each paving project. In 2022 the city paved 98 miles of roadway, including 780 new and upgraded ADA ramps along sidewalks and roads.
Fog Seal
A fog seal acts as a pavement conditioner and helps protect roadways from environmental conditions while improving the overall appearance of the surface. During fog seal treatments, a thin layer of asphalt emulsion is applied to streets; the coating helps extend the life of the asphalt and delay major road repairs. The coating is quick to apply and is typically dry and ready for vehicle and foot traffic in 1-3 hours.
Scottsdale will begin incorporating fog seal application into the city’s pavement preservation program in mid-2025.
Crack Fill
Crack fill treatments are an important part of the paving maintenance regimen. While most consider crack fill to be unsightly, the material is cost-effective and helps prevent moisture from penetrating cracks in asphalt and damaging the road foundation. Crack filling is typically a pre-treatment to a micro seal application which provides a smooth roadway with a consistent finish.
