Roadway Resurfacing

Road resurfacing began spring 2026 in these areas:

• Junction Boulevard between Foothills and Washington Boulevard
• Fairway Drive between Blue Oaks Boulevard and Stanford Ranch Road

This work protects streets and reduces the need for costly repairs in the future. Residents and businesses near the project areas will receive a more detailed schedule in the coming days.

All traffic lanes have been restored, but please continue to travel with care as crew finish minor follow-up work. 

Construction phase: spring–summer 2026

Five days before the start of work, residents and businesses near the project areas will receive a notice with the work schedule.

All traffic lanes have been restored, but please continue to travel with care as crew finish minor follow-up work.

Resurfacing process

Construction will occur in multiple steps that are spaced a few weeks apart. 

Step 1 - Complete
The first step of construction requires replacing damaged asphalt with new material.

Step 2 - Complete
The second step includes applying a mix of gravel and liquid asphalt on the roadways for durability and tire traction. The surface will be coarse in appearance. As the resurfacing cures, loose gravel will shed from the roadway and leave a rough surface. This is normal and will decrease over time. 

Step 3 - Complete
The third step is to add a liquid with much finer gravel that fills in and smooths out the pavement. Be sure to check your shoes and pet paws before going indoors.

Step 4 - Complete
The last step is to install new road markings.

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Planned roadway improvements in the Cirby Ranch and South Cirby neighborhoods will occur in two phases beginning in 2027.

Phase 1 includes installing new curbs and upgrading older curb ramps to meet current ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) accessibility standards, as required by law when streets are resurfaced. 

Phase 2 includes resurfacing neighborhood streets in 2027. Crews will apply a surface treatment designed to improve roadway durability, provide better traction for vehicles, and extend the life of the pavement.

These improvements will help maintain safe and accessible streets for residents, pedestrians, and motorists. Additional information about construction schedules and traffic impacts will be provided to residents in the project area before work begins.

This project will be primarily funded by Senate Bill 1 Road Maintenance & Rehabilitation.

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This work was funded by the Highway Users Tax, Senate Bill 1 Road Maintenance & Rehabilitation, and CalRecycle’s Rubberized Pavement Grant, totaling approximately $15.49 million. The project also diverted over 24,000 California waste tires from landfills through rubberized pavement use.

The City upgraded residential curb ramps to meet ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) standards, as required by law. These improvements were funded by the Highway Users Tax and the Road Maintenance and Rehabilitation Fund, totaling approximately $1.8 million across all phases.