Backed by a $2.23 million investment and nearly $350,000 in cost savings from City crews, the City of Claremore completed a major street rehabilitation project over the last year. The work focused on concrete street repairs in several areas of the city. Funding was carefully managed to maximize impact while reducing future maintenance needs in the affected areas. This marks the third large-scale street rehabilitation project completed since the Pavement Maintenance Plan was adopted in 2021.
Florence Avenue (Hwy 88 to E 9th St.)
Replaced failed pavement and improved drainage-related issuesRemoved hazardous trees damaging pavement and sidewalksImproved traffic and pedestrian safetyStrengthened areas north of 4th Street where failures were most severePreventive measures were utilized to extend the existing pavement that was not replaced 4th & Cherokee (Muskogee to Missouri / 4th to Union Pacific Railroad)Repaired failed utility patches and weakened pavement sectionsImproved traffic and pedestrian safetyPreventive measures were utilized to extend the existing pavement that was not replaced Westwood AdditionReplaced deteriorated concrete streets and repaired aging pavementPreventive measures were utilized to extend the existing pavement that was not replaced