Street Maintenance
Overview
The City of Sherwood Public Works Department regularly reviews and schedules various repairs on all of the city’s streets. Below are descriptions of regular maintenance processes. Click on the link below to view a map and see which streets are scheduled for repairs this year.
2026 Crack Sealing and Slurry Sealing
Beginning in June city crews will begin our annual Street Crack Seal Program. This program involves removing debris from cracks within the pavement surface and then placing an adhesive sealant in the cracks on the pavement surface, which prevents moisture and non-compressive materials from infiltrating the pavement.
Drivers and pedestrians should be aware of the operations and observe the temporary barricades. Crew members on-site will provide guidance when navigating a street or intersection and roads will usually be navigable. Avoid driving over or walking upon fresh product as the sealant is messy and sticky.
Slurry Sealing will be scheduled later this summer based upon availability of our contractor. There are two concentrated areas in this summer’s scope, one involving Century Dr. between Sherwood Blvd. and Langer Farms Parkway and including all roads immediately to the south, and the other area of streets between Lincoln St and Murdock Rd just south of Willamette St. More details will be available to homeowners who will be directly affected by the Slurry Sealing operations including days and times of road closures, instructions to keep the roadway clear, and alternate driving routes.
Below are maps that provide information as to which streets will be receiving either Crack Sealing or Slurry Sealing. Please review and prepare accordingly.
For specific questions regarding the Slurry Seal project, please reach out to Chris Blythe, PW Operations Supervisor, at blythec@sherwoodoregon.gov or call 503.925.2313
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