Construction Continues on Several City Infrastructure and Park Improvement Projects.
Here’s a look at the work planned for the coming weeks as we continue improving neighborhoods across the city with projects that enhance safety, accessibility, and connectivity.

Work to upgrade vital infrastructure and enhance the reliability, capacity, and safety of our water and sewer system is underway. See what areas we’re working on below.
Higuera Street: We expect to continue well development activities associated with the City’s groundwater monitoring program. Current work has moved to the rear of the wharf property and is no longer occurring within the public right-of-way. Commuters can expect minor traffic delays due to no parking in the areas, shoulder closures, and occasional flagging. Residents will continue to have access to roads and homes.
Monitoring well work is occurring at various locations along Higuera Street from Los Osos Valley Road to High Street to help track the condition of the City’s groundwater.

Righetti Community Park: We’ll be continuing on-site foundational work such as grading and walls. Work on the restroom has started with installation of utilities and foundations.
Community members can expect minor traffic delays due to flagging as well as construction noise, along with vehicles and equipment moving in and out of the area. Pedestrians can expect sidewalk closures with detours. Standard construction hours will be 7 a.m.– 4 p.m.
Mission Plaza Enhancement: Construction crews are completing the final details of the Mission Plaza project. Little to no traffic delays are expected, and sidewalks will remain open for pedestrians. Construction fencing will stay in place while the future kiosk tenant completes improvements to prepare the space for occupancy.
For more information about the Plaza Project, please visit www.slocity.org/
Coming Soon:
- Potholing work as part of the Islay Sewer Repair project on Chorro, Islay, Santa Rosa, and Leff Streets
- Curb ramp work as part of the South & King Intersection Improvement Project
Please keep an eye out for orange cones and active construction sites and remember to:
Allow Extra Travel Time: Due to ongoing construction, it’s a good idea to allow for extra travel time when navigating these areas.
Slow Down for Construction Crews: Remember to reduce your speed and exercise caution when driving through construction zones. Our dedicated crews are working diligently to make San Luis Obispo safer for everyone.
While exact schedules are subject to change due to weather or other unplanned conditions, the City of San Luis Obispo is committed to keeping the community informed as construction progresses. Your support and patience have been invaluable as we work to enhance the transportation options in San Luis Obispo. Thank you!
Other Construction and Traffic Impacts
Every week, we post current traffic updates and road closure information for all Public Works projects happening in San Luis Obispo. Follow these updates on our Construction and Traffic Updates webpage.

We want to hear from you and keep you informed. Below are a few ways to stay involved with these projects.
Ways to Stay Informed
Website: www.slocity.org/SLOinMotion
e-Notifications: www.slocity.org/Subscribe
Social Media: Follow the hashtag #SLOinMotion on Instagram and X (formerly Twitter).
Contact Us
Email us: sloinmotion@slocity.org
Phone: 805-783-7887








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