2026 Spring Road Paving Plan
The Madison County Fiscal Court has approved the Madison County Road Department’s 2026 Spring Road Paving Plan. The approved list includes roads across the county that will be resurfaced as part of this year’s work.
How Roads Were Selected
The County Road Department evaluates roads using a standardized rating system. Crews assess:
- Pavement condition
- Structural integrity
- Drainage performance
- Overall safety
This process allows the Fiscal Court to prioritize projects using objective data.
Focus on Highest-Need Roads
Madison County uses a “worst-first” approach when planning resurfacing work. This means funding goes to the roads in the most need of repair.
This approach helps:
- Improve safety on deteriorated roads
- Extend the life of the road network
- Reduce long-term repair costs
Approved Road List
The following roads have been identified for paving as part of this plan:
| Road Name | CR # | Width/Depth | Length | District |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Caleb Ln | CR-1237 | 12’/1.5″ | 5,108 | 1 |
| Candlewick Dr | CR-1297 | 20’/1.5″ | 1,849 | 1 |
| Tony Dr | CR-1537 | 16’/1.5″ | 1.923 | 1 |
| Floyd Branch Rd | CR-1132 | 14’/1.5″ | 1,221 | 1 |
| Floyd Branch Rd | CR-1132 | 14’/1.5″ | 1,255 | 1 |
| Horse Cove Rd | CR-1772 | 16’/1.5″ | 1,217 | 1 |
| Haden Heights | CR-1369 | 16’/1.5″ | 3,465 | 2 |
| Wildwood Dr | CR-1391P | 20’/1.5″ | 2,048 | 2 |
| Three Forks Rd | CR-1308 | 16’/1.5″ | 7,258 | 2 |
| Three Forks Rd | CR-1308 | 16’/1.5″ | 8,343 | 3 |
| Needmore Rd | CR-1152 | 14’/1.5″ | 3,185 | 3 |
| Box Ankle Rd | CR-1016 | 14’/1.5″ | 6,173 | 3 |
| Jenkins Ln | CR-1199 | 16’/1.5″ | 1,409 | 3 |
| Farthing Ln | CR-1126 | 12’/1.5″ | 1,071 | 3 |
| Willis Branch Rd | CR-1302 | 14’/1.5″ | 6,757 | 4 |
| Hagan Mill Rd | CR-1253 | 14’/1.5″ | 2,482 | 4 |
| Rosstown Rd | CR-1250 | 14’/1.5″ | 6,351 | 4 |
| 1st St. Annex Parking Lot |
What Residents Should Expect
Road work will take place in phases. Residents may experience temporary delays or lane closures during paving operations.
Drivers should:
- Slow down in work zones
- Follow posted signage
Continued Investment in County Roads
The Fiscal Court continues to fund annual paving and maintenance using a structured assessment process. This ensures that road improvements remain consistent and focused on the areas with the greatest need.