[Archived] Town Council Study Session - Thursday, October 1, 2026

The Town of Prescott Valley, Arizona, Town Council Study Session on October 1, 2026, included a pavement-management presentation by Roadway Asset Services. The town maintains about 290 centerline miles of roadway, with pavement replacement value estimated at roughly $500 million. The network’s average pavement condition index was forecast to decline from 75 to 73 over five years under the current annual budget of $3.5 million; approximately $5 million annually was estimated as necessary to maintain the current condition. Staff reported that the current fiscal-year budget includes a spring reassessment of existing and newly accepted roads. Council also discussed asphalt and concrete treatments, but took no procurement vote or contract-award action.

Council discussed a proposed town-code amendment that could authorize staff to designate certain roads as no-parking, but no decision was recorded. Police leadership presented information on the town’s existing Flock automated license plate reader system, including its uses, 30-day data-retention period, audits, and possible independent review. The discussion included potential further review and public engagement, but no new purchase, contract award, or spending authorization was identified in the transcript.