Local and state road crews are managing more defects with fewer resources. According to the 2025 ASCE Report Card, 39% of major U.S. roads remain in poor or mediocre condition. Departments with lean crews and paper-based workflows find backlogs draining their time and budget.
Join Rusty McClain, Assistant Operations Director at the Road Commission of Kalamazoo County, and Scott Jobe from Samsara for a conversation on Samsara's Ground Intelligence for Public Sector and how it's helping teams shift from reactive to proactive.
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Watch the on-demand webinar to learn how:
- Road conditions are straining lean crews and tight budgets
- Kalamazoo County handles thousands of pothole requests a year
- Ground Intelligence helps teams move from reactive to proactive
- Public sector agencies can deliver better service on every trip
