Transportation
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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.
Transportation
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The County is starting a project this summer to repair and replace sidewalks, curbs and gutters at 143 locations in unincorporated communities. The work aims to improve safety, walkability, drainage and accessibility for residents.
Transportation
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The County is committed to maintaining safe, reliable infrastructure for everyone in the unincorporated area. This includes improving roads and intersections—or sometimes simply providing a refresh through repaving—to ensure communities stay connected and safe.
Transportation
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The Board of Supervisors approved three major infrastructure projects to improve safety, mobility and sustainability in unincorporated communities: new traffic signals in Lakeside and Fallbrook, road upgrades in Valley Center and a stormwater filtration project in Fallbrook.
Animals, Families, Housing, Transportation
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A dozen smiling dogs with wildly wagging tails led by Navy officers headed out to a Bonita trail for some exercise and fun Friday. This community service gives dogs a break from the shelter environment and lets them really stretch their legs. At the same time, it also helps advertise the foster program and adoption in the community. Visit fostering/Dogs Day Out on the San Diego County Department of Animal Services website to learn more about the program.
Transportation
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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.
Transportation
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County Supervisors voted this week to make improvements for pedestrians at four intersections in the unincorporated communities of La Presa, Spring Valley and Fallbrook, and to make additional improvements at 17 different locations to improve pedestrian safety.