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Waynesville wants input on street paving priorities

Waynesville wants input on street paving priorities

The Town of Waynesville has released its proposed list of street paving work for 2025, including 41 locations and nearly 5.5 miles of asphalt at a cost of nearly $400,000.

The list is ranked by priority, from highest to lowest, based on usage and a recent pavement condition survey. The town, however, wants to hear from residents about places that might not be on the list. To submit a location for consideration, email Town Council before April 4 at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Cory Vaillancourt, politics editor

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