Town of Oro Valley begins spring pavement preservation work

Published on March 11, 2026

Pavement improvements occur throughout Oro Valley, March to May

ORO VALLEY, Ariz (March 11, 2026) – The Town of Oro Valley has begun pavement preservation work on various streets and in neighborhoods across the community from March through May as part of the Town’s ongoing commitment to maintaining safe, high-quality roadways.

Work is typically scheduled between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m., though dates and timelines may change due to weather or other factors. Residents are encouraged to visit the Town’s Pavement Preservation webpage for the latest schedules, maps and project information. Drivers traveling through work areas should plan ahead, follow posted signs and use caution around crews and equipment. Digital message boards and other traffic control measures will be in place during the project.

This annual work helps extend the life of Oro Valley’s roads and protects the community’s investment in infrastructure. By applying preservation treatments at the right time, the Town can keep streets in better condition for longer at a significantly lower cost than full road replacement.

Oro Valley’s pavement preservation program is based on data and long-term planning. Streets are prioritized according to when they were last treated or originally constructed, helping ensure the Town addresses roadway needs proactively and efficiently. This approach has helped Oro Valley maintain some of the best roads in the region.

For residents in neighborhoods where work is underway, the Town will provide accommodations to reduce inconvenience whenever possible. If trash collection is scheduled during a neighborhood treatment, residents will be directed to place trash receptacles in a designated area outside the treatment zone for pickup. Residential areas affected can visit the FAQs portion of the Pavement Preservation webpage.

The Town appreciates the community’s patience and cooperation during this work and looks forward to continuing to provide safe, smooth and reliable roads for Oro Valley residents.

For questions about the Spring 2026 schedule, call the Public Works Department at 520-229-4850 or email PW@orovalleyaz.gov. For general inquiries, email ask@orovalleyaz.gov or call Jessica Hynd, Constituent Services Coordinator, at 520-229-4711.

Spring 2026 work schedule

With multiple contractors and projects underway at the same time, the Town encourages residents to check the Pavement Preservation webpage for the most current roadwork information.

• Atua Place
• Calle Buena Vista (from Linda Vista Blvd. to Hardy Road)
• Calle Milagro (from Calle Concordia to Linda Vista Blvd.)
• Camino del Fierro
• Camino del Plata
• Desert Sky Road
• East Mellow Trail
• East Somnolent Way
• La Canada from Tangerine to Moore Road
• North Clarion Way
• North Como Drive
• North Dutch Drive
• North Engle Hill Drove
• North Miller Canyon Court
• North Oakhurst Loop
• Oro Valley Drive
• Rancho Vistoso Blvd. from Vistoso Highlands to Honey Bee Bridge
• Safeway Entrance from Tangerine Road
• Sculptor St.
• Tangelo Intersection with First Ave.
• Via De La Verbenita Cul De Sac
• West Limewood Drive
• Westward Look Drive