About $32-million was spent on repaved roads and culvert replacements in Sonoma County this past summer. Fifty-miles of county-maintained roads were repaved and 54 culverts were replaced in total. The work involved a combination of roads identified for the ongoing Pavement Preservation Program and roads that qualified for repair as part of the Fire Damage Recovery Paving Project supported by PG&E settlement funds. This year, the county also removed vegetation along nearly 109 miles of roads, fixed over 1,500 potholes, and replaced 62 guardrails.
Over 50 Miles of Sonoma County Roads Repaved Over Summer
