Pavement Condition Index

Goal

Weighted average PCI of all city roadways should be above 75.

Definition

The Pavement Condition Index (PCI) is the measure of the current pavement condition of each street segment, typically one block in length. The PCI is determined each year by quantifying pavement characteristics on a scale of 1 to 100 for each street section. An index of 90 to 100 is excellent; 80 to 89 is very good; 70 to 79 is good; 55 to 69 is fair; and less than 55 is poor.

Significance

Tracking the PCI of Wooster's roadways keeps resident and business transportation needs moving smoothly while prioritizing the most efficient spending on roadway repairs.

Performance Data

Currently a visual for this is still being developed.

Trends

Wooster's PCI has been trending up since the inception of the income tax increase.

Useful Resources

For more in depth information please visit the City of Wooster's Annual Reports.