SONOMA COUNTY, Calif. — October 27, 2026. Sonoma County’s October 27 agenda asks the Board of Supervisors to authorize a $296,623.38 construction change order with Ghilotti Construction Company for its 2026 Pavement Preservation Program.
What the county documents say
The project is identified as Full Depth Reclamation and Overlays, county project C26101. Reclamation and resurfacing can extend pavement life, but the exact roads, modified work quantities and construction timetable should be checked in the staff report and contractor notice.
What residents should know
The amount is a proposed change to an existing construction contract, not the full value of every countywide road project. Drivers should check separate live road closure notices and avoid interpreting the vote as confirmation a particular segment reopened.
Decision status: The October 27 legislative record lists this item for consideration but its meeting minutes were not finalized when checked. This report does not assert final board approval or completed spending.
Primary source: Sonoma County official Legistar agenda item and supporting staff report.
Published October 27, 2026; later votes, amounts and implementation may be updated on the original URL.
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