Florence Launches 2025 Paving Program to Improve City Streets

Florence city officials have announced the launch of the 2025 Paving Program, with work set to begin soon across dozens of roads throughout the city. Contracted crews with Rogers Group will be leading the project, aiming to enhance driving conditions and ensure smoother, safer travel for all residents.

The city is urging residents to remain patient during the process and to be mindful of workers and temporary traffic adjustments in the affected areas.

Below is the complete list of streets scheduled for resurfacing as part of the 2025 program:

2025 Paving Program – Streets to be Paved

• Gresham Rd. – Helton to Cox Creek

• Malone Circle – Imperial to Cul de Sac

• Louise Street – Matthews to Burleson

• Terrace St. – Veterans to Sycamore (listed twice)

• Old Cloverdale Rd. – Wood to Norwood

• Conway St. – Darby to Wellington

• Bellemeade Ave. – Royal Ave to Howell

• New Haven Ct. – Newport to Dead End

• Deer Point Ln. – Indian Springs Dr. to Cul de Sac

• Veterans Dr. – Railroad track to Joint

• Woodard Ave. – Huntsville to Marietta

• Kensington – Heathrow Dr. to Charring Crossing

• Helton Dr. – Rose to Roberson

• Helton Dr. – Roberson to Kendall

• Wood Ave. – Lelia to 150’ north

• Wood Ave. – Pine to Simpson

• Heathrow Ct. – Heathrow Dr. to Cul de Sac

• Waldridge – Wright to Cul de Sac

• Treetop Pt. – Twin Oaks Ct. to Dead End

• Twin Oaks Ct. – Treetop Pt. to Cul de sac

• Enterprise St. – Huntsville to Woodard

• Cherokee St. – Waterloo to Irvine

• Knights Bridge – Queensbury to Westbury

• Rushton St. – Wilhite to Staples

• Staples – Rushton to Parkway

• Bryson Blvd. – Kendall to Roberson

• Hermitage Dr. – Royal to Bridge

• Plum St. – E. Limestone to E. Reeder

• Plum St. – Tennessee to Dead End

• Maple Ave. – Holt to Shade

• Shade Ave. – Holt to Maple

• Edgewood Dr. – Sherrod to Wood

• Elder St. – Shade to Chisholm

• Royal Oak Rd. – Royal Oak Hill Dr. to Dead End

• Royal Oak Rd. – W. Oak Hill Dr. to Dead End

City leaders expressed appreciation for the community’s understanding and cooperation as work gets underway. The improvements are part of ongoing efforts to modernize Florence’s infrastructure and invest in long-term roadway reliability.

Residents are encouraged to follow city updates for paving schedules, road closures, and traffic advisories.