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10/06/2026
🚧 Hopper Avenue Corridor Fire Recovery Improvements Project Update
Landscaping work continues along Hopper Avenue, including improvements in the median islands and along the roadway. This work is expected to be completed by the end of October, after which plant installation can begin.
Motorists may see temporary traffic control measures, including "Road Work Ahead" signs and coned-off shoulders. Only minor impacts are expected.
Final paving is currently anticipated to take place in late October. To minimize traffic disruptions, paving will take occur overnight between 8 p.m. and 5 a.m. Crews will first remove the surface of the existing road before placing new asphalt.
Please slow down, watch for crews, and follow all posted traffic controls when traveling through the construction zone.
Stay informed and sign up for project updates: https://hopperaveproject.com/
Photo: Installation of irrigation valve boxes
10/05/2026
🚶♀️🚲🛴 Walk, Bike or Roll to School on October 7!
Join students and families across Sonoma County in celebrating International Walk & Roll to School Day on Wednesday, October 7. Led locally by the Sonoma County Bicycle Coalition, this annual event encourages students to walk, bike, scooter, skate or roll to school while promoting healthy habits, safer routes and active transportation.
Even if you can only walk or ride part of the way, every trip counts. Let's make the trip to school a little healthier, safer and more fun!
Learn More: https://www.srcity.org/m/newsflash/home/detail/3310
10/01/2026
🚧 Calistoga Road Project Update | Oct. 1, 2026
Construction is continuing along Calistoga Road.
During the week of October 5, expect periodic lane closures from Monte Verde Drive to San Luis Avenue due to 16-inch water main work near Monte Verde and sewer work extending to San Luis Avenue. If traveling through the area, please use extra caution and follow all posted signage and flagger directions.
Most foundations for the new pedestrian-activated crossing beacons have been completed. The electrician is now installing pedestrian push buttons and completing other electrical work needed to activate the system.
Underground work to install the water line beneath Austin Creek has been rescheduled to begin October 12. Crews will use a jack-and-bore method, which allows the pipe to be installed underground without excavating an open trench.
Please slow down, follow all traffic controls, and remember the speed limit through the construction zone is 25 mph.
Stay informed! Sign up for weekly construction updates: https://calistogaroadproject.com/
Photo: Pouring concrete for the foundation of a rapid flashing beacon pole
09/30/2026
🚧 Highway 101 Bicycle & Pedestrian Overcrossing Construction Update | Sept. 30, 2026
Over the next two weeks, crews will continue drilling and pouring support piers that will form the foundation for the future bridge. Nearby residents and businesses may continue to experience construction noise and vibration during this work. Please watch for flaggers and follow all traffic control measures in the area.
Traffic Reminder ⚠️ Westbound Edwards Avenue remains closed and is expected to stay closed through spring 2027.
Work Along Elliot Avenue
• PG&E crews will continue relocating utility lines near Armory Drive through Oct. 2.
• Installation of new storm drain pipe along Elliot Avenue is expected to be completed by the end of the week.
• New traffic control measures and pedestrian barriers are now anticipated to be installed during the weeks of Oct. 12 or Oct. 19 as work transitions to the east side of Highway 101.
Please slow down, watch for construction crews, and follow all posted traffic controls when traveling through the area.
Learn more and sign up for project updates: https://101bikepedbridge.com/
📸 Photo: Steel isolation casing installed for cast-in-drilled-hole piers.
This Transit Month was once again a fantastic opportunity to celebrate all the Bay Area has to offer—and how easy it is to explore our region by public transit!
Here in the North Bay, our transit agencies work together every day to connect communities and make it easier for people to travel throughout Marin and Sonoma counties and beyond. Transit Month is a great reminder of the many connections that help keep the North Bay moving.
Thank you to everyone who celebrated Transit Month with us. In Santa Rosa, we can’t wait to welcome you aboard CityBus!
A special thank you to our participating transit agencies:
Golden Gate Transit
Marin Transit
Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit
SCTCA - Sonoma County Transportation and Climate Authorities
Petaluma Transit
Transportation Authority of Marin
Sonoma County Transit
Go Sonoma
09/28/2026
🌳 Reminder: Fremont Neighborhood Park Community Meeting This Wednesday, 9/30/26
Help shape the future of Fremont Neighborhood Park (860 Fifth Street). The Master Plan process is resuming to create a preferred vision for future park improvements that meet the needs of today's community while respecting the park's historic character and design.
Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026
6:00 p.m.
Christian Science Church, 330 Hope Street (across from the park)
Community input will help guide future amenities, recreational opportunities, park features, and overall improvements.
Your voice matters. Join the conversation and help create a vision for Fremont
Neighborhood Park that serves current and future generations.
Learn more: https://www.srcity.org/3670/Fremont-Neighborhood-Park
09/25/2026
🚧 Hopper Avenue Corridor Fire Recovery Improvements Project Update | Sept. 25, 2026 🌿
Landscaping work continues along Hopper Avenue, including improvements in the median islands and along the roadway. Work is expected to continue through mid-October and includes the installation of bioretention basins to help improve stormwater management along the corridor.
⚠️ Some traffic control will be in place, including "Road Work Ahead" signs and coned-off road shoulders. Only minor impacts to motorists are expected.
🚗 Please slow down, watch for crews, and follow all posted traffic controls when traveling through the construction zone.
Stay informed and sign up for project updates: https://hopperaveproject.com/
09/25/2026
🚍 It's National Transit Month!
Join us in recognizing the Santa Rosa CityBus and Paratransit team for their dedication to providing safe, reliable, and accessible transportation throughout our community.
On Sept. 15, the City Council proclaimed September as National Transit Month and honored the transit professionals who help connect residents to work, school, healthcare, shopping, and more.
A special congratulations to Luis Rivera, CityBus Operator and SEIU Chief Steward, who accepted the proclamation on behalf of the transit team.
Read the proclamation: https://www.srcity.org/m/newsflash/home/detail/3306
Thank you to the entire transit team for helping keep Santa Rosa moving forward. If you haven't ridden CityBus lately, Transit Month is a great time to give it a try!
Visit Santa Rosa CityBus https://srcitybus.org/
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