California Department of Transportation

10/08/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 10/08/2026 18:00

REMINDER: Nighttime Two-Lane Closure on State Route 29 from Sequoia Ave. to Mini Drive (Solano/Napa County Line) in Vallejo, Solano County

REMINDER: Nighttime Two-Lane Closure on State Route 29 from Sequoia Ave. to Mini Drive (Solano/Napa County Line) in Vallejo, Solano County

Published: Oct 08, 2026

Schedule: Monday through Friday from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. the following mornings


(Map of State Route 29 and the segments.)

Solano County - Caltrans is continues to pave State Route 29 (Sonoma Boulevard) a 6-mile stretch.

Lane closures are necessary to complete major pavement work and for the safety of the crews and public. Two lanes will be closed, and one lane will always be open for traffic. Work will be done at night to minimize traffic impact.

Schedule:
Nightly- Monday through Friday from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. the following mornings.
9/28 to 10/12 - Segment 3 (Mississippi Drive to county line) being paved.
10/13 to 10/19 - Segment 1 (Sequoia Avenue to Curtola Parkway) will be paved.
10/20 to 10/23 - Segment 2 (Curtola Parkway to Mississippi Street)

What to expect?
Pedestrians should be aware of detours due to closed off areas. If pedestrians need to cross while work is happening, please make a worker aware, and they will assist you in getting across the street.

When grinding and paving is occurring adjacent to the sidewalk alleys and parking zones will be closed on a rolling basis. Motorists are advised to avoid the area or use alternate routes in the areas with closed alleys.

**Work will generate noise and vibrations during the night**

**All work is weather dependent and subject to change**

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