Residential Street Resurfacing

Residential Street Resurfacing Projects are planned annually to resurface portions of neighborhood streets. The work typically includes:

• Minor pavement reconstruction;
• Pavement grinding;
• Placing and compacting an asphalt concrete overlay;
• Adjusting manholes and valve boxes to grade
• Restoring traffic striping, legends, and markings.

Depending on funding, the annual Residential Street Resurfacing projects pave between six and twelve streets. The locations for paving are determined by the condition of the asphalt coupled with input regarding other projects happening in the near future. The city partners with our utilities to coordinate work.

Safety for the general public and the construction crews are of primary concern. Residents are encouraged to observe construction signs and reduced speed limits within construction zones. The construction teams strive to minimize impacts to residents and businesses.

If you have any questions, concerns or need special access accommodation during construction, please contact the General Services Department at (916) 727-4770, or via email at GeneralServices@citrusheights.net.

Current Project

The 2021 Residential Street Resurfacing Project started in mid-July with construction completion anticipated in September. City Council awarded the construction contract to Goodfellow Bros. CA LLC at the June 10, 2021 Council meeting. The work includes street resurfacing for: Arcaro Ct, Blowing Wind Way, Carol Ave, Celestial Way, Covewood Ct, Creekmont Way, Daly Ave, Flaming Arrow Dr, Forbs Way, Glass Slipper Way, Hatfield Ct, Maidstone Way, Oakbridge Ct, Picnic Ct, Pretty Bush Ct, Scribner Ave, and Three Sisters Ct. The work also includes updates to the striping on Fair Oaks Blvd. Funding for this project comes from SB-1 and Gas Tax.

Page updated on July 30, 2021.