Residential Street Resurfacing

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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 marking

On December 14, 2023, the City Council approved the new Pavement Restoration Plan as a new approach to paving more streets beginning in 2025 through 2027. Additional information on the new Plan and the City's Pavement Maintenance Program can be found on the city's Pavement Maintenance Program website.

During construction, 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.

Dewey/Van Maren Resurfacing and Pedestrian Enhancements Project (2024)

This project will resurface Dewey Drive/Van Maren Lane from Connemara Drive to Auburn Blvd and includes storm drain upgrades, pedestrian enhancements and traffic calming elements. Construction began in Fall 2024 and continues through Spring 2025.

2024 Citywide Crack Seal Project

As part of the approved Three-Year Pavement Preservation Plan, 100 streets have been identified for resurfacing in FY 24/25.  In order to prepare for the upcoming resurfacing, 78 streets are scheduled to receive a crack seal application in the Summer/Fall of 2024.  On June 27, 2024, the construction contract was awarded.  Construction is anticipated to commence in August 2024. COMPLETED