1. Pavement Preservation Partnership
2016
Rocky Mountain West
Pavement Preservation Partnership
Arizona Report (ADOT)
Kevin Robertson, P.E.
Mafiz Mian, P.E.

2. ADOT Basic Demographics
State Highway System
8,072 Total Centerline Miles
21,213 Total Paved Miles (Asphalt and Concrete)
Number of State Highway Employees:
,300± → ,600±
Number of ADOT Districts
2014 – 9 Districts → 2016 – Realigned to 7 Very Large Districts
New Transportation Systems Management & Operations (TSM&O) Division created in 2015

3. Major Program Challenges & Changes
Total State FY17 Highway Budget: $998,441,000
Total FY17 Pavement Preservation/Rehabilitation Budget: $168,000,000 (16.83% of Highway Budget)

4. Major Program Challenges & Changes Budgets for Pavement Projects
Variable
Yearly
Budget
Pavement
Preservation
Rehabilitation
FY17-FY20
$16 million
FY 17 - $152 Million
FY 18 - $134 Million
FY 19 - $162 Million
FY 20 - $164 Million

5. Major Program Challenges & Changes
New Project Development Process P2P – “Planning to Programming”

6. Major Program Challenges & Changes Looking Ahead
Coordination between Maintenance and Pavement Management to ensure that proper preservation strategies are implemented
Integrating system preservation with TSM&O plans, goals and mandates.
Maximizing the use of Federal Funds used on preservation projects – UTBO’s, Fog Seals, Micro Surface, etc.