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Good morning,
Road Repair and Maintenance is a Shared Priority
Since becoming your District One Supervisor, my top priority has always been constituent service. One of the most common concerns we hear from residents involves road conditions. It’s no secret that road maintenance was neglected for many years, and we’re now working hard to make up for lost time. I want to take a moment to explain how we are currently addressing this critical part of our county’s infrastructure.
When the Pima County Board of Supervisors finalizes the budget in June, we also vote on the list of projects funded through the Pavement Repair and Preservation Program. The capital improvement budget is set through the Board-approved Pay-As-You-Go (PAYGO) Program. This year, we’ve allocated $25 million in state-shared gas tax and vehicle license tax revenues for this program.
Since the launch of PAYGO in FY 2019/20, the total investment in pavement repair across Pima County has reached $324.4 million, a major step forward in restoring our roadways.
How do we decide which roads get repaired? The selection process is driven by data. Each road is assessed and given a Pavement Condition Index (PCI) score. Transportation staff then use those scores to create a prioritized list of roads that are either in need of repair or ready for scheduled maintenance. That list is submitted to the Pima County Transportation Advisory Committee (PCTAC) for review and ultimately comes before the Board of Supervisors for final approval. For more details on the selection process click this LINK.
While we still have work to do, this structured and transparent process helps ensure that road repair funding is used where it's needed most, and that every dollar we spend delivers real results for our community.
Rex
 Reporting Road Issues
SeeClickFix
Use the "Report a Road Maintenance Concern SeeClickFix application for reporting potholes, grading, signs, signals, vegetation, or other problems with a Pima County maintained road(s). If you have comments/concerns relating to other maintenance issues that are not listed in the application, please use the "Other" category.
Report Graffiti
To report graffiti in unincorporated Pima County, please use our online form, or call 520-792-TAGG (8224). For more information please visit our TAAG Graffiti page.
General Feedback or Questions
If you have general feedback or a question, we would like to hear from you. Please Email County Roads.
If you need additional language assistance, please contact us at 520-724-6410. Para Informacion en espanol, comuniquese con Melissa Cancio at 520-724-6410.
Sandbag Stations
In preparation of the 2025 Monsoon, there are various sandbag locations throughout the County, including:
- 16091 W. Universal Ranch Rd —fire station in Arivaca
- E. Snyder Rd and N Lason Ln
- E. Carter Canyon Rd and N. Sabino Canyon Parkway — Mt. Lemmon
- Golder Ranch Fire District Station, Catalina – 3885 E. Golder Ranch Drive
- N. Pima Canyon Dr and E. Ina Rd
- E. Dawson Rd and S. Country Club Rd
- 1313 S. Mission Road — Pima County Mission Yard
- S. Camino Verde and W. Ajo Hwy — fire station
- N. Trico Rd and W. Silverbell Rd — fire station
- Picture Rocks Fire District — 6625 N. Sandario Rd
- Northeast corner - N. La Canada Dr and W. Paseo Del Chino in Green Valley
- Marsh Station Fire Station - 14550 E Sands Ranch Rd
- 1131 N. Ajo Well Rd - Pima County Maintenance Yard
- 2900 block of N. Shannon Rd. at W Positano Wy, near the wash
County residents are invited to fill up no more than 20 sandbags per vehicle. For safety and convenience, it is recommended that residents bring a shovel and gloves to assemble the sandbags.
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