During a recent government meeting, officials provided an update on the progress of street improvement projects following the 2014 referendum. As of this year, approximately 85% of the planned projects have been completed, with notable remaining tasks including sections of Yale, Euclid, and Wisconsin Avenue. The completion of these projects is part of a strategic initiative aimed at enhancing the village's infrastructure.

Officials discussed the use of advanced technology to assess road conditions, including an AI-driven system that evaluates streets based on visual inspections of cracks and potholes. Currently, about 80% of the roads have been rated at a score of 3 or better on a 1 to 5 scale. This data will be utilized to inform future projects and funding applications, particularly for the years 2027 to 2029.

Concerns were raised by residents regarding the condition of specific streets, such as Adams Street, which has been reported to have numerous potholes. Officials acknowledged these concerns and emphasized the importance of regular assessments to prioritize repairs. A newly updated GIS map on the village's website allows residents to track ongoing and completed projects, providing transparency about the status of street improvements.

The average road condition score for the village currently stands at 2.85, indicating a need for continued attention to infrastructure maintenance. Officials reiterated their commitment to addressing residents' concerns and ensuring that all streets are eventually improved, while also navigating the complexities of funding and project scheduling.