Safer Fox Hills Project and Pavement Rehabilitation
Summary
Phase 1 of the Safer Fox Hills project — sidewalks and safer street crossings — is going out to bid after years of advocacy. Speakers noted a neighbor was killed crossing a street there.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 6
- Last 30 days
- 2
Rising — discussed at 3 meetings since Sep 28, 2026, up from 0 in the two months before.
Impact analysis
Construction cost to be determined by bidding; grant-supported improvements to sidewalks and crossings.
Fox Hills pedestrians, seniors, and families crossing local streets.
Mentions & discussions (6)
City Council Meeting Agenda — November 9, 2026
A nearly $4.8 million construction contract with Toro Enterprises was up for the Safer Fox Hills safety project and citywide pavement repairs, including $250,000 for modular bus platforms. This is one of the city's largest street investments of the year.
City Council Meeting Agenda — October 26, 2026
Final plans for the FY26-27 minor pavement and concrete rehab project were scheduled for approval so the city could advertise for construction bids.
City Council Meeting Agenda — September 28, 2026
The council approved a $2.4 million contract to Onyx Paving for the FY2026-27 residential pavement rehabilitation project, with room for $600,000 in change orders to cover more streets.
City Council Meeting Agenda — July 13, 2026
Phase 1 of the Safer Fox Hills project — sidewalks and safer street crossings — is going out to bid after years of advocacy. Speakers noted a neighbor was killed crossing a street there.
City Council Meeting Agenda — June 8, 2026
Adoption of the ordinance putting the Fox Hills Specific Plan into the zoning code and map, setting the long-term development framework for that neighborhood.
Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee — March 19, 2026
A safety improvement project in the Fox Hills area was up for an update and discussion. It could affect streets used daily by Fox Hills residents and commuters.
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