2015 Slurry Seal and Curb Ramp Program

2015 Slurry Seal and Curb Ramp Program
2015 Slurry Seal and Curb Ramp Program

Street Improvement Program

Information about the City of El Cerrito's current Street Improvement Program
Street Improvement Program

Arlington Blvd Safety Improvements ProjecT

Information about the Arlington Blvd at Madera and Brewster Drives Safety Improvements Project.
Arlington Blvd Safety Improvements Project

Central and Liberty Street Improvements

Information about improvements planned along Central Avenue between San Pablo Avenue, the Ohlone Greenway, and Liberty Street between Fairmount Avenue and Central Avenue.
Central and Liberty Street Improvements

Ohlone Greenway Natural Area and Rain Garden project

Ohlone Greenway Natural Area and Rain Garden

Potrero Ave. Safety Improvements Project

Information about the Potrero Ave between 55th and 56th Safety Improvements Project.
Potrero Ave Safety Improvements Project

Moeser-Ashbury Safety Improvements

 Moeser Lane and Ashbury Avenue Pedestrian and Bicycle Corridor Improvements information.
Moeser-Ashbury Safety Improvements

2014 Pavement Rehabilitation Project

 Information about the City of El Cerrito's Pavement Rehabilitation Project
2014 Pavement Rehabilitation Project

Castro Park Field Renovation

Information about the renovation of the athletic field at Castro Park (Norvell Ave).
Castro Park Field Renovation

2018 slurry seal program, c3027.20

                                                                                                                                                       

The 2018 Slurry Seal Program will include repairs at 16 street segments.
2018 Slurry Seal Program

Richmond greenway-ohlone greenway gap closure project

The Cities of Richmond and El Cerrito seek to provide a continuous bicycle and pedestrian pathway from South Garrard Boulevard and the Richmond Parkway in Richmond to San Pablo Avenue in El Cerrito.
Richmond Greenway-Ohlone Greenway Gap Closure Project

centennial park improvements, phase I, c5037

Phase I of the Project will upgrade a portion of Centennial Park (approximately 16,000 square feet of area at the south portion nearest Eureka Avenue).
Centennial Park Improvements, Phase 1

2019 PATCH PAVING PROJECT

This project is a component of the Measure A funded Annual Street Improvement Program and is intended to repair potholes on eleven street segments which currently have minor distressed pavement.
2019 Patch Paving Project

HILLSIDE NATURAL AREA (HNA) FIRE ROAD REPAIRS

KOREMATSU MIDDLE SCHOOL SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS, PHASE I, C5040

Korematsu Middle School Safe Routes to School Improvements, Phase 1

2018 CURB RAMP AND SIDEWALK REPAIR PROGRAM, C-3077A AND C-3024​

The 2018 Curb Ramp and Sidewalk Repair Program includes construction of curb ramps and the repair of damaged sidewalk, curb and gutter at a number of locations throughout the City.
2018 Curb Ramp and Sidewalk Repair Program

OHLONE GREENWAY BART STATION AREA ACCESS, SAFETY AND PLACEMAKING (ASP) IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT, C3076

The City of El Cerrito has substantially completed the enhancement of the Ohlone Greenway at the El Cerrito del Norte and El Cerrito Plaza BART Station Areas.
Ohlone Greenway BART Station Area Access, Safety and Placemaking (ASP) Improvements Project, City Project No. C3076

OHLONE GREENWAY PEDESTRIAN & B

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ICYCLE WAYFINDING & AMENITIES PROJECT, C5034

The Ohlone Greenway Pedestrian & Bicycle Wayfinding & Amenities Project will improve the well-used Ohlone Greenway, which runs along the eastern edge of the San Pablo Avenue corridor. The Greenway is a 2.7 mile multi-use trail that traverses the City of El Cerrito, underneath the elevated BART tracks, from the south to north City limits.

Ohlone Greenway Pedestrian & Bicycle Wayfinding & Amenities Project

2021 SIDEWALK REPAIR PROJECT, C3024.6

This project will rehabilitate the sidewalks including curb, gutter, and drainage piping that have been damaged  by the roots of street trees at six (6) sites along San Pablo Avenue. The work will be in front of the following addresses: 11550 San Pablo Avenue, 10767 San Pablo Avenue, 10794 San Pablo Avenue, 10468 San Pablo Avenue, 10360 San Pablo Avenue, and 10344 San Pablo Avenue. These locations were prioritized for permanent repair based on several factors including severity of the sidewalk damage, location on a street identified as a high-volume pedestrian route, proximity to schools and other public facilities, and type of repair.