The City of Tucson has awarded a contract for the FY23 Road Recovery- Prop 101 Rehabilitation Package 8 project. The project involves the rehabilitation of various roads in the city, including the removal and replacement of existing pavement, the construction of new curb access ramps, and the installation of detectable warning strips. The contract was awarded to Southern Arizona Paving & Construction, and the total budget for the project is approximately $7,094,925. The project is expected to improve the safety and accessibility of the city's roads, and to provide a smoother and more durable driving surface for motorists. Some of the key features of the project include the removal and replacement of approximately 1251 tons of pavement, the construction of 109 new curb access ramps, and the installation of 113 detectable warning strips. The project also includes the removal and replacement of existing sidewalks, and the adjustment of pull boxes and signs to remain as necessary per ramp details.