Lake Havasu City Launches Annual Road Preservation Program with Crack and Mastic Sealing

Published by The Bee News

January 23, 2025

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Date: January 22, 2025

Annual Crack Sealing and Mastic Sealing Program Scheduled to Begin in Lake Havasu City

In an effort to maintain our roads, parking lots, and walking paths, Lake Havasu City is continuing its pavement preservation program with the application of crack and mastic seals to various surfaces. Work will begin with the multi-use walking path along Highway 95 on Monday, January 27. This section spans from McCulloch Boulevard South to Palo Verde Boulevard North and is expected to take approximately one week to complete, weather permitting.

During this time, pedestrians and bicyclists may encounter temporary closures as crews apply hot materials to improve the path’s condition. The public is advised to exercise caution near active work zones. Lake Havasu City appreciates the public’s continued support as it works to protect and enhance local infrastructure.

Mastic seal is a durable, flexible material used to fill larger cracks and gaps in road surfaces, providing a long-lasting seal. Crack seal involves applying a rubberized compound to smaller cracks to prevent water infiltration and further damage, which helps extend the life of the pavement. Both methods are vital for maintaining road integrity and avoiding costly repairs.

For more information, please contact the Lake Havasu City Public Works Department at 928-855-3377 or visit the City’s website at www.lhcaz.gov/streets for a proposed street list and map. Please note that these are subject to change.

Community Engagement Officer:
Jerri Bracamonte
(928) 854-0801

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