State Route 29 (SR-29)/Sonoma Boulevard Vallejo Pavement Rehab and Complete Streets Project

Project Logo for SR-29 Sonoma Blvd Vallejo Project. Features the California State Route  29 shield above the Caltrans Bay Area logo and the project name.Project Overview

Caltrans will perform roadway pavement rehabilitation on approximately six miles in both northbound and southbound travel directions of State Route 29 (SR-29) also known as Sonoma Boulevard in Vallejo.

Additionally, Caltrans will also add new Complete Street project elements (including ADA accessible curb ramps, curb bulb outs, enhanced crosswalks, plant new grass in various medians, add new marked bike lanes and add new street lighting) on various sections of SR-29/Sonoma Boulevard in South Vallejo, Downtown Vallejo, Vallejo’s Redwood Street and Valle Vista Avenue Business District and North Vallejo.

The project will be located on SR-29/Sonoma Boulevard beginning at Maritime Academy Drive in South Vallejo and ending at the Napa County line past Mini Drive in North Vallejo.

Project Purpose

Caltrans will enhance safety on SR-29/Sonoma Boulevard by addressing roadway pavement conditions by repaving this main north-south travel route through the heart of Vallejo.

This project is needed to address the pavement conditions on SR-29/Sonoma Boulevard and at the same time add several enhanced safety features including new bike lanes, ADA sidewalks, curb bulb outs, newly painted crosswalks and added street lighting on the busy route.

Southern Segment

Maritime Academy Drive to Curtola Parkway

Project segment features:

  • Buffered Class IV bike lanes
  • Reconstruct all curb ramps to meet the latest ADA requirements
  • Updated crosswalk striping
  • Pavement rehabilitation
Diagram of the post construction layout of SR-29 for the section from Maritime Academy to Curtola Parkway in Vallejo. From left to right the street is split into a 6' wide bike lane, a 2' buffer area, two 12' wide thru lanes, an 8' wide median with 2' buffers on either side, two 12' wide thru lanes, a 2' buffer, and a 6' wide Bike Lane.

Central Segment

Curtola Parkway to Mississippi Street

Project segment features:

  • Lane reduction with two way left turn lane
  • Class II bike lanes 
  • Curb extension bulb-outs for shorter ped crossings & traffic calming
  • Reconstruct all curb ramps to meet the latest ADA requirements
  • Updated crosswalk striping/ Ped Scale LED features
  • Pavement rehabilitation
Diagram of the post construction layout of SR-29 for the section between Curtola Parkway and Mississippi Street in Vallejo. From left to right the street is split into 8 feet for parking, a 6' wide bike lane, 12' wide Thru lane, 8' wide Turn lane, 12' wide Thru lane, 6' wide Bike Lane, and an 8' wide space for Parking.

Northern Segment

Mississippi Street to County Line

Project segment features:

  • Buffered Class IV bike lanes
  • Reconstruct all curb ramps to meet the latest ADA requirements
  • Updated crosswalk striping
  • Pavement rehabilitation
  • Landscaping/ Erosion Control
Diagram of the post construction layout of SR-29 for the section from Mississippi Steet in Vallejo to the County Line. From left to right the street is split into a 7' wide bike lane, a 5' buffer area, three 12' wide thru lanes, a 20' to 28' wide median with 5' buffers on either side, two 12' wide thru lanes, a 9' buffer area, and a 7' wide Bike Lane.

Project Schedule

Construction is tentatively scheduled to start as early as mid-late July 2025 and be completed sometime in Spring 2026. All work is weather dependent.

What To Expect

What should motorists, residents and businesses on SR-29 expect during construction?

Caltrans does not plan to completely close SR-29/Sonoma Boulevard during the work. One lane in each direction on SR-29/Sonoma Boulevard will always remain open.

However, during construction, motorists, residents and businesses on SR-29/Sonoma Boulevard should expect various lane reductions, daytime construction noise and dust, various alternating temporary sidewalk closures, various temporary alternating driveway closures.

Caltrans will provide more detailed times and dates regarding construction activities as soon as information becomes available.

Information will be shared through various communication outlets which may include Caltrans Social Media, traditional media and other community based communications and will also be posted on this project’s website throughout the project.

Caltrans appreciates the public’s patience and understanding as we work to improve and maintain our state’s highways, bridges and tunnels.

Project Contacts

Vince Jacala
Public Affairs Branch Chief, Caltrans Bay Area And Acting Caltrans Solano County Public Information Officer (PIO)
vince.jacala@dot.ca.gov

Ryan Leong
Caltrans Public Information Officer (PIO)
Ryan.leong@dot.ca.gov