Summer is almost here and so is mass repaving work for Sonoma County roads. The Summer 2024 road resurfacing program was announced yesterday which identified work on nearly 30 miles of roadwork across 45 separate county-maintained roads. Residents who live near project sites will be notified by county contractors in advance of the start of work. All impacted road users are asked to plan ahead, follow signage for detours and slow down in the vicinity of work crews. The county is also doing additional roadwork county-wide ranging from vegetation work, landslide repairs, and multiple bridge maintenance projects. Those bridge projects include replacing a bridge on Geysers Road over Big Sulphur Creek and beginning a seismic retrofit of Wohler Road Bridge over the Russian River.
Segments of the following roads are scheduled for treatment in 2024:
- Lowell Avenue
- B Street
- C Street
- Clover Crest Drive
- Coffey Lane
- Corless Lane
- D Street
- Donna Drive
- Kay Drive
- Leslie Road
- Loch Haven Drive
- Mark West Station Road
- McCray Road
- Preston Drive
- Second Street
- Skylane Blvd.
- Somers Street
- Starr Road
- Sutter Road
- Village Avenue
- Zahner Way
- Center Way
- Coleman Valley Road
- Eagle Nest Lane
- La Porte Drive
- Marra Road
- Memory Lane
- Mesa Grande Terrace
- Odd Fellows Park Road
- Orchard Avenue
- River Lane
- Rock Point Drive
- Stewarts Pt. – Skaggs Springs Road
- Willig Drive
- Nuns Canyon Road
- Bloomfield Road
- King Road
- Morelli Lane
- Lichau Road
- Sonoma Mountain Road
- Casa Grande Avenue
- Corona Road
- Fort Ross Road
- Santa Rosa Avenue
- Petaluma Hill Road
The cost of all paving and construction projects in 2024 totals $67 million and is funded by a combination of County General Funds from the Board of Supervisors, PG&E Settlement funds, Federal Highway Bridge Program funds, Sonoma County Transportation Authority funds and disaster reimbursement from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.