Capital Improvement Projects

The Public Works Department delivers transportation capital improvement projects which improve and enhance public safety, achieve sustainability, enhance livability, and expand economic development. To support the current and anticipated growth in Sacramento, the City must continue to design and construct new infrastructure improvements to meet these needs.

Additional project information can be obtained in the current Transportation Capital Improvement Program (pdf).

See below for overview, updates, and more information on highlighted projects that are currently in the planning and design process, in construction, or have recently been completed.

Current Projects

• 14th Avenue Extension (Power Inn Road to Florin Perkins Road)
• 34th Street Rehabilitation Project
• Auburn Boulevard Bridge Replacement Project
• Bell Avenue Complete Street Rehabilitation Project
• Broadway Bridge Feasibility Study
• Broadway Complete Streets
• Del Paso Boulevard Road Diet and Resurfacing
• Del Rio Trail
• Downtown Mobility Project
• Florin Road Vision Zero Rehabilitation
• Florin Road Vision Zero Safety Project
• Franklin Boulevard Complete Street Project
• Fruitridge Road Improvements Project
• Interstate 5 / Richards Boulevard Interchange Project
• I Street Bridge Replacement Over Sacramento River
• Lampasas Avenue & Rio Linda Boulevard Intersection Improvement Project
• Marysville Boulevard Vision Zero Safety Project
• Morrison Creek Revitalization Study
• North 12th Street Safety Improvements
• North 16th Street Streetscape
• Pedestrian Crossing at R Street and 29th Street-30th Street
• Sacramento River Parkway
  
• South Sacramento Parkway Trail West Project
• Two Rivers Trail- Phase II
• West El Camino Avenue Rehabilitation Project

Completed Projects 

• 4th and I Street Access Improvements to the Intermodal
• 2020 Resurfacing Project
• Acacia Avenue Safe Routes to School
• Carlson Drive Improvements
• Cosumnes River Boulevard Extension and Interchange at I-5
• Del Paso Streetscape Phase 2
• D.W. Babcock School Access Improvements
• Franklin Boulevard Corridor Improvements
• Freeport Boulevard Bike Lane Project (4th Avenue to Sutterville Road)
• I-5 Riverfront Reconnection
• I-5 Richards to Railyards Access Improvements
• I-80 Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge
• North Avenue and Pinell Street Frontage Improvements
• North 12th Complete Street Project
• Norwood Avenue Bridge Replacement
  
• Meadowview Road Streetscape
• R Street Improvement Project – 10th to 13th Streets
• R Street Phase III
• R Street Streetscape
• Ramona Avenue Extension (Folsom Boulevard to Brighton Avenue)
• Rio Linda Bridge Replacement and Main Avenue Realignment Project
• Roseville Road Bridge Replacement Over Arcade Creek
• Track Relocation at the Railyards/Intermodal
• Guy West Bridge Repainting and Restoration
• Sacramento City College Bike and Pedestrian Overcrossing
• State Route 99/Elkhorn Boulevard Interchange Improvements

California Multi-Agency CIP Benchmarking Study

After projects have been completed, Public Works shares project data such as construction and project delivery costs with the California Multi-Agency CIP Benchmarking Study. The annual study provides a forum for collaboration among seven of the largest eight cities in California. The purpose of the study is to discuss current issues and challenges faced in the delivery of capital improvement programs, share the best ideas to address them, and build on the collective experiences of the participating agencies. The study has developed over 70 best management practices for the delivery of capital projects and has created a database containing over 2,200 projects which serves as the repository of project performance data collected by the agencies since 2002.

Participating agencies include the Cities of Long Beach, Los Angeles, Oakland, Sacramento, San Diego, San Jose, and the City and County of San Francisco. The City of Sacramento was a founding member of the study and has been an active participant since its inception in 2002.

For more information, view California Multi-Agency CIP Benchmarking Study Annual Reports.