Pavement Condition Report — 2026

CITY OF RIVERTON · CALIFORNIA Public Works Department PMP Update 2026 · May 4, 2026 Pavement Condition Report — 2026 Riverton maintains 96 centerline miles of streets. The citywide weighted Pavement Condition Index is 66 (Fair), up from 63 in 2024, largely because of the 2025 Main Street resurfacing. Holding PCI at 66 requires about $3.1 million a year; current funding averages $2.2 million, a five-year gap of $4.5 million. — Michael Bell, Director of Public Works Condition categories PCI range Condition Share of network 86–100 Very good 18% 71–85 Good 29% 51–70 Fair 31% 26–50 Poor 17% 0–25 Failed 5% Arterial and collector segments Street Limits Length (ft) PCI Recommended treatment Main St Station Ave to Mill St 5,810 88 None (resurfaced 2025) Elm St Oak Ave to Cedar Ln 2,940 41 Mill and overlay Oak Ave Main St to Lakeview Blvd 4,120 63 Slurry seal Harbor Way Riverbend Dr to city limit 3,380 52 Mill and overlay Riverbend Dr Harbor Way to Willow St 2,760 71 Crack seal Cedar Ln Elm St to Granite Way 1,850 34 Reconstruction Fremont Ave Main St to Old Town Rd 3,090 77 Crack seal Old Town Rd Fremont Ave to Mill St 2,210 58 Slurry seal Lakeview Blvd Oak Ave to Station Ave 4,460 82 None Willow St Riverbend Dr to Elm St 1,620 46 Mill and overlay Granite Way Cedar Ln to city limit 2,480 29 Reconstruction Station Ave Lakeview Blvd to Main St 1,970 69 Slurry seal Pothole reports can be filed on the City's service request portal; crews patch reported potholes within five working days on average. City of Riverton · PMP Update 2026 Page 1 of 1 Synthetic demonstration record. The City of Riverton is fictional.