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APPROVED BUDGET FISCAL YEAR 2022-2023

➢ Complete the replacement of the regulatory signs on the signal mast arms for improved
visibility.
➢ Submit sidewalk recommendations to Engineering Division for the Safe Routes to Schools
Program.
➢ Install battery backup systems for signal system at one intersection.
➢ Replaced two signal cabinets, Harwood @ Campus and Harwood @ Hurstview

GOALS, OBJECTIVES & PERFORMANCE MEASURES

Council Priorities:

☒Public Safety ☐Innovation

☐Economic Vitality ☐Redevelopment
☒Infrastructure ☐Leadership

Goals:
• Continue to review traffic survey data to address its impact on traffic flows, quality of
streets, capacity of streets, adequate and proper signalization and air quality.
• Recommend streets for Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) reconstruction.
• Utilize Street Inventory pavement condition index (PCI) rating in deciding on what street
sections to mill and overlay, seal coat, or totally reconstruct.
• Perform the correct maintenance at the proper time in the street’s life cycle.
• Expand the practice of utilizing Tarrant County employees to assist with the asphalt
overlay of arterial and collector streets in Hurst.
• Conduct traffic studies to maintain an accurate record of traffic volumes (on major
roadways).
• Consider major arterial improvements as traffic volumes approach their capacity.

Objectives:

• Manage all traffic control devices in a serviceable condition by replacing within four days
of finding faded and/or vandalized devices.
• Respond to emergency complaints within thirty minutes and resolve within twenty-four
hours.
• Manage all signalized intersections to minimize traffic delay.
• Provide assistance to other departments to help provide the “Hurst Way” level of
customer service.
• Respond to citizen complaints in a timely and efficient manner.

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