FRESNO, Calif. ( KSEE/KGPE ) – The City of Fresno announced a $7.4 million paving project through spring.
The city says the project which came in almost 40% under budget will focus on repaving residential streets and key thoroughfares in Fresno.
“This paving project is not just about fixing potholes – it’s about investing in the long-term quality of our roads in Fresno. We are committed to enhancing road safety, reducing vehicle wear and tear, and improving quality of life by building a better Fresno,” said Mayor Jerry Dyer.
A list of neighborhoods and streets included in the paving project are:
- Dakota – Shields – First – Fresno Neighborhood
- Browning – Bullard – Millbrook – Ninth Neighborhood
- Fruit Avenue from Clinton to Dakota
- Rialto – Marks – Norwich – Valentine Neighborhood
- Shields – Crystal – Clinton – Hughes Neighborhood
- Cesar Chavez Boulevard – Maple – Huntington – Chestnut Neighborhood
- First Street from Sierra to Herndon
- Echo Avenue from McKinley to Olive
“Prioritizing road maintenance is a key focus for the City Council. I take great pride in knowing that our tax dollars are being reinvested directly into improving the lives of our residents,” said Council President Annalisa Perea.