The City of Chula Vista is launching a major citywide pavement rehabilitation program to make our neighborhood streets smoother, safer, and more accessible. Funded by TransNet and Gas Tax investments, this multi-year project will repair and upgrade roadways across the city through late spring 2027.

Summary

Starting as soon as late September, construction crews will begin our annual Pavement Rehabilitation Project to fix broken asphalt, repair sidewalks, and make your neighborhood streets safer.

To get our roads in top shape, you will see construction crews performing:

• Slurry Seal & Crack Repair
  Applying pavement preservation treatments on selected streets to extend the life of the roadway.
• Paving & Roadway Repairs
  Removing damaged pavement, and placing new asphalt to provide a long-lasting roadway surface.
• Sidewalk, Curb & ADA Improvements
  Repairing concrete, curb and gutter, and upgrading pedestrian ramps for accessibility.
• Traffic Signal Improvements
  Replacing or adjusting vehicle detection loops, pedestrian push buttons, and other signal-related equipment where needed.
• Utility Adjustments
  Adjusting manholes and other existing facilities to match the finished roadway surface.

Upcoming Activities

Construction is anticipated to continue through late spring. The schedule is subject to change based on weather conditions.

Typical Work Hours

Weekday Work Hours: 7 am – 4 pm
Weekends Work Hours: 9 am – 5 pm
Typical Night Work Hours: 10 pm – 5 am

We Appreciate Your Patience!

To help us finish this project quickly and safely, please follow these rules:

• No Parking on Streets
  Do not park vehicles on active work streets during work hours. "No Parking" signs will be posted on your block 72 hours before work starts. Vehicles left on the street will be towed.
• Expect Traffic Delays
  Streets will remain open for local residents, but lanes will be narrowed. Please use alternate routes when possible.
• Drive Slowly
  Watch for flaggers, cones, and construction crews. Drive with extra care to keep workers safe.
• Keep Off Fresh Asphalt
  Avoid walking or driving on newly poured blacktop until crews remove the traffic control devices.

We Want to hear from you! 

We appreciate your patience while we work to improve Chula Vista’s community infrastructure!