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Close-up of a backhoe bucket positioned between orange construction fencing and sidewalk framing in progress for a concrete pour as part of the Downtown Paving project.
Roads

Downtown District Pavement Rehabilitation Project

As part of the City Council’s Key Priorities, the City of Atascadero approved the Downtown District Pavement Rehabilitation Project.  The project included upgraded curb ramps, improved street surfacing, and striping.

This paving project took place in two phases throughout the Downtown area. The first phase began in September, 2023 and included removal…

Drone view of the Lift Station 13 project site, showing two cut-out sections of roadway along with work trucks and equipment.
Wastewater

Lift Station #13 and Force Main Replacement Project

Replace Lift Station 13 & Force Main; and pavement rehabilitation for Traffic Way between Carrizo Road and Chico Road.

Large equipment lifting lumber onto the Atascadero Via Bridge framing during the bridge replacement project.
Bridges

Via Avenue Bridge Project

Full bridge replacement and roadway approach improvements on Via Avenue over Atascadero Creek.

Concept design for a new multistory Atascadero Fire Station 1 building featuring a brick facade.
Facilities

Public Safety Facilities Project

  • The Public Safety Facilities Project utilizes approximately $37M investments in Community Safety & Emergency Response.
  • Construction of a new 17,000 sf combined Fire Station Operations and Administration headquarters, Emergency Operations Center (EOC), and training space.
  • Construction of a new dedicated 911 Dispatch Center and other facility upgrades at Police…

General Plan Update logo featuring a simple cutout illustration of City Hall and buildings, set against trees, rolling hills, and a bright sun on the horizon with a blue sky.
Other - Public

General Plan Update

The General Plan Update will shape how our city might change over the next 20 years. The General Plan is a comprehensive policy document that provides the general framework for all land use and zoning decisions within a community.

Concept art for the ECR DIEP Project showing landscaping interspersed with angled center-of-road parking and pedestrian crossing areas.
Other - Public

The ECR Project

The El Camino Real Downtown Parking and Safety Enhancements Project (The ECR Project) improves safety, economic vitality, parking capacity and aesthetics of the El Camino Real downtown corridor between Highway 41 and Rosario Avenue. 

Low-angle view looking up a newly poured concrete pedestrian pathway with side rail, completed as part of the CDBG Santa Rosa Project.
Other - Public

CDBG Santa Rosa Road Accessibility Project

Repairs and modifications of sidewalk, curb, ADA ramps, and railings on Santa Rosa Road between El Camino Real and Highway 101. Also includes pavement repair for 400' of Santa Rosa Road.

Large construction roller compacting fresh asphalt in a residential area, with orange cones and a construction worker performing additional work on another section of newly paved road in the background.
Roads - Measure F-14

Measure F-14 Road Projects

In 2014, Atascadero voters approved ballot measure F-14 together with measure E-14 advising that the funds be primarily utilized for maintaining and repairing neighborhood roads for a 12 year period.

Roads

El Camino Real at Highway 41 Rehabilitation Project

The segment of El Camino Real immediately south of Highway 41 is classified as an arterial roadway and is one of the City’s most traveled roadway segments for industrial, commercial, and residential traffic. The pavement condition has been deteriorating due to heavy traffic loading, and this project will rehabilitate the roadway to improve pavement conditions, provide contiguous bike lanes in…

View looking up a new concrete pathway at Atascadero Lake Park toward the renovated pier area, with part of the lake visible in the background.
Other - Public

Lake Park Pier and Pedestrian Pathway Project

Repair the Atascadero Lake Park Pier and improve pedestrian access.

Santa Lucia Bridge under construction, with workers preparing the wood deck for concrete.
Bridges

Santa Lucia Bridge Project

Full bridge replacement and roadway approach improvements. New bridge structures will be widened to meet current standards and safety regulations.

Paving crew in hi-vis vests working on a freshly paved road.
Roads

Santa Lucia Road West Pavement Rehabilitation Project

This project includes full pavement rehabilitation of approximately 1.8 miles of Santa Lucia Road (from Portola Road to Laurel Road) as well as minor edge improvements and drainage improvements.