MaineDOT Asset Management - Highways
Below is MaineDOT's methodology to provide a fair, structured framework to prioritize programs and projects. There are two parts - the Highway Corridor Priority (HCP), and the Customer Service Level (CSL).
See the glossary for the descriptions of each level in the priorities.
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- Highway Corridor
Priority (HCP) - Customer Service
Level (CSL) - CSL Mileage
Summary
Highway Corridor Priority (HCP)
The first part of the method, the Highway Corridor Priority (HCP), categorizes our highway assets into six levels of priorities.
Highway Corridor Priority |
Miles |
% Miles | % Traffic | Example
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Priority 1 | 1873 | 8% | 40% | The Interstate and all other National Hwy System corridors, such as Brewer-Calais Rte 9, Newport-Gilead Rte 2, Houlton-Madawaska Rte 1
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Priority 2 | 1251 | 5% | 18% | High-priority, non-NHS such as Caribou-Ft. Kent Rte 161, Bangor-Greenville Rte 15, Ellsworth-Eastport Rte 1, Farmington to Rangeley Rte 4 | |
Priority 3 | 1257 | 5% | 12% | China-Hampden Rte 202, Cornish-Fryburg Rte 5, Lincoln-Topsfield Rte 6, Baileyville to Houlton Rte 1 | |
Priority 4 | 4670 | 20% | 17% | Major/Minor Collectors not included above (including 3 miles of marine highway) | |
Priority 5 | 14446 | 61% | 13% | Local Roads & Streets | |
* Data based on 2021 asset inventory. |
Customer Service Level (CSL)
The second part of the method is determining the Customer Service Level (CSL) that measures MaineDOT managed highway assets (Priority 1-5) in three areas. The CSL uses customer-focused engineering measures to track highway (1) Safety, (2) Condition and (3) Serviceability, and grades them similar to a report card (A – F). The information below lists the individual measures that make up the overall service level grade. To view this data in our map viewer, click on a header below.