The Portland Bureau of Transportation exceeded its goal of preserving 100 lane miles of streets in fiscal year 2013-14, with a total of 103 miles repaved or sealed. Preventive maintenance on city streets is more cost effective than waiting for streets to fall into disrepair and needing a complete rebuild.

The thousands of miles of streets in Portland comprise an asset worth nearly $5 billion. The Portland Bureau of Transportation is committed to maintaining city streets that were built to city standards. PBOT's maintenance program in fiscal year 2013-14 treated more than 100 lane miles of streets with a variety of treatments that will extend the life of these assets. The goal is to meet or exceed that total in 2014-15.  Grinding and paving work occurs on high-traffic streets.  The fog seal treatment is mainly used on low-traffic residential streets. 

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