Josh Pullen

Rock Springs Road traffic safety

No funded widening project exists yet.

Maple Avenue construction quality and detour routing

Poorly restored pavement and inefficient detours cost residents time and money — and could cost the city if work must be redone.

Traffic safety on Orchid Avenue curve

Over 53% of the city budget already goes to law enforcement, limiting room for added traffic enforcement.

Unpaved roads and street maintenance funding

The city's annual street maintenance budget is about $2 million against roughly 500 miles of paved roads; paving an arterial costs about $1.25 million per mile.

Ranchero Road Corridor Widening Project costs

The city's share of the construction management amendment is roughly $1.7 million, with SBCTA covering about $1.2 million.

Mission Crest Street Paving and Drainage

The new Measure I capital plan does not include the Mission Crest streets, per the speaker's review.

Vision Zero and Safe Streets Grant

About $1.5 million federal funds with a $400,000 city match in the FY 2026-27 budget.

Ranchero Road signal lights

2026-27 Capital Improvement Program

$31.9 million in planned spending, funded through a mix of grants, partnerships and city money.

Dirt Road and Retention Basin Storm Repairs

Storm repair costs are being handled through the emergency declaration, which allows expedited permits and fee waivers up to $5,000 for residents.

Summit Valley Road Safety and Widening

County-owned drainage at Talisman

Item 17 — Acceptance of Safe Streets and Roads for All Grant Funds