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County efforts on public property improve community safety and help protect property in neighborhoods. They are also separate from what private property owners need to do to ensure they are prepared for heavy rains as El Niño approaches.
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The County is committed to high-quality roads that are safe for all. With students back to school across the region, the streets around them are busier with foot, bicycle and motor traffic. Several County road safety projects are helping keep students and families safe, including one in El Cajon recently completed in August.
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County officials and community partners broke ground Tuesday to celebrate the start of phase one of the Bradley Avenue Road Improvements Project in El Cajon.
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Summertime means road trips — not just for those of us heading out for fun or vacation, but also for crews working to maintain and improve San Diego County’s unincorporated roads to protect drivers and keep the public safe.
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The Board of Supervisors approved an 11-page list of roadwork Wednesday to qualify for $39.5 million state gas-tax funding from California’s 2017 and received a “Building Better Roads” report.
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In this edition, we hit the road for repairs, go back to school with Probation and get a lesson in trash talk.
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San Diego County’s Board of Supervisors Wednesday unanimously approved roughly $42 million of road resurfacing and rehabilitation work to be done next year on a six-page list of roads in unincorporated areas.
