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Annual Slurry Seal Project Begins in Santa Clara City

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A close-up view of fresh, dark black slurry seal being applied to a textured road surface, symbolizing infrastructure maintenance in Santa Clara, Utah, with an orange cone blurred in the background under morning sunlight.
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Santa Clara City has begun its annual slurry seal project on select streets throughout the city. The work is scheduled to continue through approximately May 24, 2026.

Key takeaways

  • The annual slurry seal project began May 12, 2026, and is expected to conclude around May 24, 2026.
  • American Pavement Preservation is the contractor for the Santa Clara City project.
  • Residents should avoid parking on streets scheduled for work and should look for door notices the night before construction.
  • The slurry seal application uses a mixture of asphalt emulsion and sand to extend the life of the roads.

Santa Clara City has commenced its annual slurry seal program as of May 12, 2026. The city has contracted with American Pavement Preservation to perform the work, which is expected to continue through approximately May 24, 2026.

Residents living on streets affected by the project are advised not to park on their streets during the construction period.

The slurry seal process involves applying a thin mixture of sand and asphalt emulsion to road surfaces. This application is intended to improve neighborhood appearance while protecting and preserving asphalt roadways to extend pavement life.

To assist with the project, notices will be posted on the doors of affected residents the night before their specific street is scheduled for work. However, the city noted that the schedule may change because of mechanical issues or weather conditions.

The city expressed appreciation for the patience and cooperation of residents during this project.

Questions regarding the program can be directed to Public Works Director Casey Stratton at (435) 673-6712 Ext. 214.

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